The clock of death, or is it? We each have a clock inside of us that will one day stop working. Are we killing ourselves a little more every day? Everything that we are around, digest, inhale and see is slowly killing us. The moving parts that you see in my project join together to create a machine of self-inflicting death.
Technical:
I did have a lot of difficulties that I overcame while working on this project. When I laid the drawing out with ink on paper, I measured the distance between each moving part to make sure they would all join or connect. I did have to go back into Photoshop a couple of times to add a couple of lines or adjust something.I feel like this project has greatly improved my knowledge of AfterEffects.
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Where do we go?
Reincarnation is the belief that when one dies, one's body decomposes, but something of oneself is reborn in another body. It is the belief that one has lived before and will live again in another body after death. The bodies one passes in and out of need not be human. One may have been a Doberman in a past life, and one may be a mite or a carrot in a future life. Some tribes avoid eating certain animals because they believe that the souls of their ancestors dwell in those animals. A man could even become his own daughter by dying before she is born and then entering her body at birth.
Fate?
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About Me
CITY LIGHTS
THEIR SO BRIGHT
AND THEY JUST WONT STOP
SO I WRITE TO ENLIGHTEN MY THOUGHTS
THEIR SO BRIGHT
AND THEY JUST WONT STOP
SO I WRITE TO ENLIGHTEN MY THOUGHTS
5 comments:
I think the way the machine works and connects is nice. I am not sure if I get the concept behind everyone has a clock inside from it though.
I think the background image is a bit blurry. It distracts me from paying attention to the machine.
I really like the visual style of this piece. However, it does look pixelated in the beginning. The transitions look smooth.
Nice design, yet its somewhat pixelated & blurred. I like the figured he looks like a dead man walking!
i see a clock of life...because of the food, a need for a survival. the images seem kind of pixelated, but i think that is the overall texture you are trying duplicate?
- A shame it's not a clock, I was looking forward to seeing a much large, vast comp with several small, subtle pieces to explore. However, the end result seems to be greatly lacking in presentation.
- Though the style of the images are indeed attractive, they can be pushed much farther in depth and scale. With such simple images, various form of light and shadow should be considered and played with.
- Also, sway from the use of found materials. Strive to make everything yourself and do not rely upon Google as source material. The background is lacking, and sway away from the message. No longer is this a clock, but the mechanism of the human body.
- This does not at all work with your concept, and you should consider putting time and effort into your work.
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