Billedkomposition Eleven kan samtale om billeders opbygning og indhold. Eleven har viden om billedopbygning og enkle fagord og begreber.

Lav skabeloner, hvis I tænker det er en god ide.

Jeg brugte 2 dage i Photoshop til at forberede alle elementerne.
Derefter 6 dage med at animere i After Effects. Det kunne have været mindre, men jeg lavede ikke noget storyboard, så jeg brugte tid på at finde gode animationer og kamerabevægelser.

Manu Meyre • 7 years ago

Hey !
Thanks to Amid for posting my video, and thanks to all of you guys for commenting it. Since it's my first personnal motion design project (made all alone in my room), your opinion (positive or negative) and/or support are important to me.
Let me tell you a few things about it.
First, I didnt want to make something directly related to kandinsky or to the way he works. I chose Kandinsky because his paintings are very graphical, with a lot of shapes and lines. Plus, his paintings are not flat (to me). There's a lot of depth, even if the lines keep being sharp. It was perfect to make a 2D animation in a 3D world. I only put focus, cause it would be quite uggly if everything was sharp while it's animated.
The original idea was to re-interpret the painting, listening to the music. Nowadays, everybody has a mp3 player. We can listen to music almost everywhere and everytime. I dont know for you guys, but for me, it changes my vision of things. To give simples examples : things around me look a bit sader if the song is sad. I walk faster if the beat is fast. Like a double exposure in photo, I have a double emotion. This animation is a kind of vision : watch the painting while listening to music.
Sine it's a re-interpretation of the painting, I only use elements of Composition VIII. No more or less. No extra lines or shapes. The idea was to build music objects with all of theses shapes (like we can do with Lego) : vynil player, speakers, partition... and so on.
To my opinion, there is a story here. The vynil player appears from scratch, and as the music starts, each piece of the painting appears. As this vision is linked to the music, you can see instruments, and differents music objects. Finally, the painting is complete.
Everybody has his own vision. Here is mine. But it's just one possibility. I wanted something soft, with no extreme animations like distortions, or dancing objects. That sounds a bit lame to me. But I might be wrong, and if some of you guys want to try it another way, that's cool. I'll be glad to watch it.
If you want to talk more about this, dont hesitate to email me.
Cheers.
Manu