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How about archealogical ruins like old castles and monoliths. The monoliths wouldn't be grand in size but certainly in history they would be. I know there's restrictions on pieces of antiquity but I'm sure shining 'light' on them wouldn't violate anything.
Or you could approach it with the history of film in mind, say constructing something like a praxinoscope(basically an old bisquit tin, cut with slits and a 'ribbon' of frames placed inside then spun). you could give your viewers each a strip as a keepsake.
Or you could approach it with the history of film in mind, say constructing something like a praxinoscope(basically an old bisquit tin, cut with slits and a 'ribbon' of frames placed inside then spun). you could give your viewers each a strip as a keepsake.An unspectacular spectacle ?
Thanks Bird,
The historic Simeon was a very popular character, 1000s of people went to see him doing absolutely nothing at all on a pillar in the desert. I think that I need something that is suitably unspectacular like Simeon and that attracts people to it, as well as keeping the wonderous elements present in the current animations. Perhaps I'll just make 100s of animations, but that's quite complicated quite unlike si...
I've put a few more animation up of the site
http://www.leoearle.com/simeon/
anyway, thanks again bird
Leao
Thanks Bird,
The historic Simeon was a very popular character, 1000s of people went to see him doing absolutely nothing at all on a pillar in the desert. I think that I need something that is suitably unspectacular like Simeon and that attracts people to it, as well as keeping the wonderous elements present in the current animations. Perhaps I'll just make 100s of animations, but that's quite complicated quite unlike si...
I've put a few more animation up of the site
http://www.leoearle.com/simeon/
anyway, thanks again bird
Leao
. But as always, your animations are little pearls.
Great stuff Leao! Iwas particularly fond of "bed time" and "ping pong."
Poke
Poke
new site
i've just put up a new version of the st simeon site!
wastingtimewithGod.com
check out the photo link to see how i've been advertising the site around leeds (england)
any constructive crit would be most welcome
i've just put up a new version of the st simeon site!
wastingtimewithGod.com
check out the photo link to see how i've been advertising the site around leeds (england)
any constructive crit would be most welcome
I've been researching this Saint Simeon a bit, since seeing these animations.
Totally takes it to a new level.
The more I know about the historical Simeon, the better these shorts become... and the more I understand your reason for wanting to do large-scale projections of this man, set in our modern world.
You ever get littering tickets for all those paper cutouts you leave around town?
Loving this series now.
Totally takes it to a new level.
The more I know about the historical Simeon, the better these shorts become... and the more I understand your reason for wanting to do large-scale projections of this man, set in our modern world.
You ever get littering tickets for all those paper cutouts you leave around town?
Loving this series now.
I popped by Wasting Time With God today.
(Missed the earlier update)
Lots more great animations on it!
I'm really enjoying the closer views of St. Simeon. Makes it seem a little more intimate somehow, seeing him so close up.
I wasn't so keen on the one where he's having a verbal conversation about tea... different from the rest? Sure. I just prefer the simple (and somewhat interpretational) takes, where dialogue does not matter.
Did you change the animation when Simeon does the "sun/hamster-wheel"? I know for sure he used to reverse himself and get back to the building. It just plays on forwards now.
My new fave one is the animation of the person catching the tears in the saucepan.
Fantastic site, good Leao.
(Missed the earlier update)
Lots more great animations on it!
I'm really enjoying the closer views of St. Simeon. Makes it seem a little more intimate somehow, seeing him so close up.
I wasn't so keen on the one where he's having a verbal conversation about tea... different from the rest? Sure. I just prefer the simple (and somewhat interpretational) takes, where dialogue does not matter.
Did you change the animation when Simeon does the "sun/hamster-wheel"? I know for sure he used to reverse himself and get back to the building. It just plays on forwards now.
My new fave one is the animation of the person catching the tears in the saucepan.
Fantastic site, good Leao.
Simeon at the 1 minute animation festival
I've just finished my entry for the 1 minute animation festival featuring Simeon. Take a peek HERE. The festival takes place next month in Tokyo. All the entries have to begin & end with a black circle so that they can form a continuous sequence.
It was a bit of a rushed job but it works alright. I'm trying to think up an idea for a Simeon short that I can send to festivals. peace
I've just finished my entry for the 1 minute animation festival featuring Simeon. Take a peek HERE. The festival takes place next month in Tokyo. All the entries have to begin & end with a black circle so that they can form a continuous sequence.
It was a bit of a rushed job but it works alright. I'm trying to think up an idea for a Simeon short that I can send to festivals. peace