There are great moments that have stayed with me, like the animated snow melting into puddles of water with the play of light reflecting as clay flowers sprout from the ground (starts at 1:19). The video tells a simple story about time that is whimsical, beautiful, saddening, and overall very cinematic.
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Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
Thursday, February 4, 2016
White Winter Hymnal, Beautiful Clay Animation
I stumbled across this animated music video a few years ago simply because I liked the song White Winter Hymnal by Fleet Foxes, however I couldn't be happier that I did. Every time I hear the song I think about this "simple" and beautiful animation, directed by Sean Pecknold. It is a claymation that was carefully constructed with gorgeous textures in the materials and also fittingly uses and animates all organic materials. The palette of the film adds to the atmospheric feeling that the animation and diffused sense of lighting provide, only to be complimented by the music.
There are great moments that have stayed with me, like the animated snow melting into puddles of water with the play of light reflecting as clay flowers sprout from the ground (starts at 1:19). The video tells a simple story about time that is whimsical, beautiful, saddening, and overall very cinematic.
There are great moments that have stayed with me, like the animated snow melting into puddles of water with the play of light reflecting as clay flowers sprout from the ground (starts at 1:19). The video tells a simple story about time that is whimsical, beautiful, saddening, and overall very cinematic.
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Bella Union
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Britta Johnson
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Christopher Rodgers
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Clay animation
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Claymation
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Fleet Foxes
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organic
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Paul Maupoux
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Sean Pecknold
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storytelling
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Sup Pop Records
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White Winter Hymnal
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
CCTV Documentary
I came across this video a couple of days ago, and it sparked yet another idea in my mind. I'm working on making my portfolio stand out through individual and personal projects. One of which i would love to do something similar as whats being demonstrated here. The animated movements flow effortlessly with the dancers. I find it to be extremely impressive, remarkably done, and just overall amazing. Check it out, this is definitely goals!
Till next time,
Krystal
Labels:
animated movement
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animation
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CCTV
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CCTV Documentary
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documentary
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motion graphics
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organic
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performance
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real time graphics
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visual performance
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