marmosets
21.10.10
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parasitism
30.3.10
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here's the edit for a collaboration project i did with the wonderful poet hedda hakvag for my write 399 class.
hedda found the source material on parasitism (which she thought, and i agree, works well with the idea of conceptual poetry) and we took turns editing. i did the first set (pages two and three) and she finished it off (pages four, five and six).
for our edit, hedda produced the sound clip. i was hoping to create an animation or something along those lines to accompany but suffered from severe animator's block.
luckily, i remembered some sweet data visualization applets created by diana lange that i came across a few days earlier. the apps allows you to load your own text and converts it into abstract images. they are quite beautiful.* the text has not changed from the original edit. however, i played with format a lot.
*if you are interested in data visualization, boris muller is also worth checking out.
girl's first real animation
18.2.10
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Around this time last year, I rediscovered Don Hertzfeldt's animations and decided that I wanted to learn how to animate.
I accidentally sketched a grumpy owl at work a couple weeks ago. So, I used him as the subject. The music is a mash-up of The Wave Pictures "I Love You Like a Mad Man." Good song.
Here's my first real animation, yo!
I accidentally sketched a grumpy owl at work a couple weeks ago. So, I used him as the subject. The music is a mash-up of The Wave Pictures "I Love You Like a Mad Man." Good song.
Here's my first real animation, yo!
Please note: my skills of animation and music manipulation are in the fetal stages. (But I'm still excited that I created this.)
