interactive request from fellow artist

Hey, any Twitter(ererer)s out there...... DM to http://twitter.com/#!/inkyhands any mini secret confessions that will be incorporated anonymously for her art installation project. 

 

in Ms. Elizabeth's own words: http://elizabeth-inkyhands.blogspot.com/

interior of dome home (more stills)

Drew out on computer 2 entirely different interiors, neither that I was happy with. I'm more satisfied with this one. The coffee cup will be significant but I'm not going to say why (not sure if I will post why either...may leave it ambiguous for you since I'm at the home stretch.)

no place like home (or no place like this one, anyway)

 

yes, a total over the top fantasy thing, double rainbows and all (but what does it MEAN?) As I get to the end of the posts I will have to restrain myself not to give the whole thing away. I'm going to leave some surprises.

getting there (more stills)

It is so nice to use a full spectrum palette again.

Toto we're not in Kansas anymore (more stills)

Btw, something I can't show on here is the zooming effects with the animating program. Sometimes the images may look static but there is always some sort of zooming in or panning action going on.

title sequence

just a little preview of the title sequence to the animated video for track "Four" from the album Fur State by The Boxing Lesson. The viewing quality (real size is 1920x1080 HD) is much higher than what can be shown as a direct upload on this blog.

in the vortex (more stills for 2nd animation)

I feel just like that guy right now. To bed (early for me). More to be posted tomorrow.

more tornado stills

White Ghost Shivers "Santa's Sack" HD Christmas Video

This is the last weekend I have to be separated from my home computer, so instead of more upcoming animation stills, here is Eric Power's sweet and naughty holdiay animation project.

new stills- tornadoes

I've been tinkering with the timing this past week on what I have so far for the animation project. (To go with "Four" from Fur State by The Boxing Lesson. Check most of the posts in November for previous stills.) I've been trying to find a balance between snappy speed and transitions yet maintaining a dreamy quality.

  Just added more frames. Made about 15 seconds worth today which is good progress.

Featured in the last frame is one (or Four) of my favorite freaky things. Most likely will be able to post more on Monday. Until then, I will link a new holiday animation from the talented Eric Power sometime this weekend.

The Boxing Lesson - Dark Side of the Moog

Again, I cannot access my home computer until Monday (will have more progress on stills then). In the meantime here is a link to Eric Power who has worked on Dark Side of the Moog by The Boxing Lesson.
I love this--like an Eric Carle illustration of a nightmare world.