I have been trying to narrow down the idea and approach to Adore Woman. I am leaning towards mixed media approach, or perhaps a faux mixed media (digitally achieved effect of traditional watercolours/paint/splashes).
Two gifs below show two different ways:
1. Boil animation, where the watercolours move
1. Boil animation, where the watercolours move
2. Still watercolour areas with moving and changing colours.
Perhaps both? Next step will be an initial and rough sketches or a storyboard, with an idea that I have in mind for the beginning and end of the animation.
I would like the face to be a 3D model and all the watercolour splashes to be flat, 2D effects. Experimenting will have to start soon so that I can figure out if that idea works not only as an abstract concept.
I would like the face to be a 3D model and all the watercolour splashes to be flat, 2D effects. Experimenting will have to start soon so that I can figure out if that idea works not only as an abstract concept.
Yes! Like the 'Sherlock' gif - 2d effect but with the satisfaction of feeling the 3D-ness too; there could be a real sense of travelling 'through' the image - almost as if it is a 'nebula' or constellation of marks - so we sort of 'push through' the brush marks as we travel nearer to the face - a sense of being 'inside' the canvas space: I'm thinking of the Disney multiplane camera, for example:
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