My first ever stop-motion

This took me waaaaaaaaay to long!

The making of the light box

Making a light box to dabble in stop-motion animation - 

It started with a potato box, and was just a little bit uneven:

Cut a hole so I can move the light underneath:

Experimented with tracing paper as the surface:

But that wasn't quite what I was hoping for...so then it became magical!

 

The beauty of the greaseproof paper is that it comes in a long roll so I can easily replace the surface when it gets a bit grubby, and as my idea is to use coffee to make the animation that's going to happen quite a lot I think.

P.S.

New work on Clementine Fotografie, follow this link to The Deceased

I WANT TO LEARN TO DRAW

And I think the first step is to find a style. I have had an epiphany today, that you don't have to be able to draw to be able to draw. I need to mess about with different ways of representing things, and stylize MY way of drawing.

Tigerrrrrrr

I just like these

Idea

Display ideas for the busts - 

victims covered with gold leaf and murderers decorated beautifully in a style from their state or country of origin


or


all left all white


or


all left all white with a small circle of glass in the side of the murderer's heads with a small scene of the murder staged inside their mind

New work posted on Clementine Fotografie

Check it out...


The Deceased

More...

More process images, I like macro!

Process images

I've been doing a bit of work recently... here are some images of it developing

"Self" by Mark Quinn

Yes, a head. Made of the artist's own blood. Creepy much?


Even more creepy, one of his son, made with the placenta and umbilical chord... eek, even by my standards.