Monday January 16th 2006, 3:02 pm
Filed under: Animation
Filed under: Animation
The art lovers among you may recognise that the placement of these characters is derived from Seurat’s Sunday on the Island of Grand Jatte. This animation (very much a work in progress) was derived from an earlier Lightship Visual poster we put together to celebrate 100 years of women’s suffrage in Western Australia. Seurat’s painting was from (roughly) a century before our poster. Stuart made a conceptual art connection between the dots in Seurat’s pointilist technique and the dots in CMYK printing and the pixels in RGB output. Hmm … maybe this belongs in our Research section.
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nice one stewie!
Comment by kylie 05.31.06 @ 10:30 amLeave a comment
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How come theres no murders and stuff in your L Gande Jet picture. Life aint no walk in the park and the more punishing yous arti9sts ignore it to be the more worse it will get. yous have to morallly resprehesponsible and tuff tell it like it is no more nice or funni stuff
Comment by Derek 02.10.06 @ 2:08 pm