On the whole I’m proud to say that I captured a scene from a movie incorporating movement through the disciplines of fine arts, design and film.
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06. Concept Development – Vito il Malvagio
In relation to my chosen theme of movement, I feel I have achieved movement through the use of curved lines and body positions. Even though we cannot see it moving the thought behind the rabbit escaping the hat further implies movement. Movement is also brought out through the repetition of the pattern found in the background.
The scene I’ve attempted to envision came to life and I am extremely satisfied with my work. I’d like to point out that if I knew how I would have taken the challenge and digitalised this piece giving me a whole range of other colours which I would have preferred to use in certain cases.
On the whole I’m proud to say that I captured a scene from a movie incorporating movement through the disciplines of fine arts, design and film.
On the whole I’m proud to say that I captured a scene from a movie incorporating movement through the disciplines of fine arts, design and film.
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