My transformative project is about how many different aspects of my life and personality combine and sometime I can get lost navigating it. The different outfits represent different personalities of my life such as a professional, music, and skateboarding. The image in the middle wearing the red hoodie has a blurred face to show losing its defining factors or what makes it different. The broken glass is showing how they collide with each other in a rough way to take over the space. The movement acts like a tour around the personalities as they reveal themselves
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This transformative portrait is made by ?, and consists of a broken mirror that holds multiple "identities" within each section that is cracked. The motion added to this composition takes you through the up close journey of each image, allowing us to enjoy the entire thing. While this is a very strong portrait on its own, I believe the motion aspect can be developed deeper, having each section of the broken glass giving us a little motion, or his hand and what is supposed to really be in the mirror which is himself faceless.
ReplyDeleteThe artist of this transformative animated portrait is Chase Gibbs. I found this work exemplary of the animated aspect of the project. The artist used a different style of animation from a lot of the class, using animation as a direct storytelling element rather than an enhancement on the original composition. I like how the animation locks the viewer's visual path, and also the quick jumping around movements around the canvas contrasting with the slower movements. The composition is separated by broken mirror/glass shards, signifying the separation in the artist's traits and lifestyle. I think that the composition and animation of this work successfully portray the artist's message clearly, and I appreciate the thoughtfulness put into the animated portion.
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