Project 2: Sound and Image

Recreating sound for The Black Hole:

A man working overtime in the office discovers a mysterious piece of paper. The black circle printed on it has the ability to break dimension of any surfaces. He began to explore within the office and had an idea – the company safe box.

The aesthetic of this film projects a dull office environment with a man doing mundane work. Despite introduction of black hole, it still seems boring without special visual effects (especially if you watch it muted). I decided to enhance the film by injecting more storylines and sound perspectives.

The character

A man listens to the radio news while photocopying papers in the office. The news broadcast gives a backstory of the man’s current life – he has no choice but to continue working in a boring job during an economy downturn.

Even without dialogue, we could still read his inner thoughts through paralanguage (occasional sighs and gasps). Gasps (00:52-01:00) are intently audible to suggest that we are now in the character’s mind studying the paper in awe together.

Perspective of space

The radio playing at the background becomes a measurement of space. Volume turns softer when camera angle is farther from the man, as if the audience is in the space peeping at him from a distance. This heightens obscurity of what is going to happen.

Environment sounds eventually become constant when the man attempts to experiment what he could do with the paper. Unsettling sound engulfs whenever he comes in contact to the paper.

Image frames are upfront and close up as he walks towards the vending machine. We are now right beside the character anticipating for his next move. Foot steps fills from the left audio to both sides when man walks into the frame (01:15).

Adding sound track

I decided to choose classical piece 1812 Overture by Tchaivoksky for its grandeur and triumph music composition (01:40-02:20) to reflect the man’s excitement. More importantly, it gives a quirky twist of mood towards the end, a light hearted sarcasm to look at the consequence of his greed.

Inspiration and references

Kingsman: The Secret Service (head explosion scene)

Attic Panic – Short horror film, use of unsettling abstract sound (eg. howling wind) to build up tension

Process

Reverb effect was applied to most of the foley effects to create more resonance.

Tracks to build thrilling obscure atmosphere for the black holes:

In-class exercise: Room Tone

Class exercise with Wilson.

In this lesson we explored the technical aspect of sound production, particularly the room tone.

Room tone is the ‘silent’ recording of the environment sound. It is used during the postproduction to fill in any sound gaps or imbalance between different scenes.

Here’s our attempt:

Exercise 02: Discovering Themes

One of my recent favourite movies has to be The Martian, a sci-fi film about an astronaut’s solo attempt to stay alive on Mars after being assumed dead during a dust storm.

Plot
An group of astronauts are on the mission to explore Mars. A sudden dust storm attack separated botanist Mark Watney with the rest. Presumed dead, the crew returns back to Earth without him. He wakes up after the disaster, alone.

While gathering any possible resources to increase his food stock, Watney has to find a way to contact NASA for assistance. He begins his journey on the vast and unfamiliar land to find a way home.

Themes
The themes of the movies are

Man Against Nature (survival)
Triumph Over Adversity (perseverance)

These concepts recur during the following scenes:

Watney constructs a potato farm to increase food supply.
He manages to contact NASA with an old abandoned probe.
Crops are destroyed from an accidental explosion, cutting off his only food supply
China offers help with its booster, Taiyang Shen, when NASA’s supply probe exploded from the lack of preparation.
Crew is determined to return back to Mars for Watney despite risking their life.

Another film that holds the similar theme of Triumph Over Adversity is The Maze Runner. The story, too, is set in an extreme environment that pushes characters’ limits to overcome disasters. Thomas arrives to a glade where a young boy, food supply and weapons are sent over every month. Outside the glade lays a maze infested with nocturnal Grievers (spider-like creatures) who are eventually the driving forces behind the boys’ journey to escape the trapped world.

The Martian would be a better projection of the theme Triumph Over Adversity for its prominence of a character trying to overcome multiple hurdles as the story progresses. Both movies can easily put characters into their survival instincts in their dangerously atypical world. Martin allows audience to grasp the theme with just one character (Mark Watney), while Maze Runner concurrently offers complexity of relationships between multiple characters. As such, The Martian is more direct in conveying the idea of human perseverance.

Project 1: Alter Egos

I decided to touch on social inequality in the context of the current Singapore we’re living in right now. It can never be devastating as compared to the book (thankfully), but social stigmas will always be present. How honest are we to be inclusive in our society?

From my personal experiences, I realized how humans tend to categorise and classify ourselves to fit in a certain persona. We feel more included when we recognize as the same trait. Here is my list of relevant fictional and non-fictional characters portrayed as such:

Literature or fictional characters:

To Kill a Mockingbird – Atticus Finch, a lawyer who defended a black man who was accused of raping a woman in the town. He is also stern father of two, instilling righteous moral values to his children throughout the story.

>>Relates to me because: I tend to be interested in the topics of social differences and sometimes feel the need to reach out and help the underprivileged.

The Breakfast Club – Allison Reynolds is a quiet girl with weird habits. She decided to join the weekend detention where she meets other 4 students with very different personality traits. The character gradually becomes comfortable in her own skin as she acknowledges and accepts her flaws.

>>Relates to me because: Like Allison, I identify myself as an introvert in a group of friend. We feel uncomfortable to share our opinions in a new environment, but gradually open up as time goes. I used to contain myself to making friends who share similar background with me. Enlarging my social circle made me realized that it’s okay to be different 🙂

The Black Hen (Kalo Pothi) – During the ceasefire in Northern Nepal, Prakash struggles to find back his sister who joined the Maoist army. He travels out of his village to search for the black hen (gift from his sister) that was sold away by his father. He is convinced that by getting back the hen would encourage his sister to return home.

>>Inspires me because: Prakash’s devotion to protect his family is incredible, knowing that he’s only 12. When he tries his best to gather (or even steal) money to buy back the hen, it resonates with my desire to help ease my family finance.

Wolf of the Wall Street – Jordan Belfort is a wealthy stockbroker who built his company in the Wall Street through the world of fraud and corruption. His success is shown through many trial and errors with perseverance, which allowed him to open his own firm – Stratton Oakmont.

>>Inspires me because: Belfort’s ambitious character in thriving towards his goal, to build wealth in his case. Courage to believe in myself is a thing that I am still coping with.

12 Years A Slave – Solomon Northup was kidnapped by mistake to serve as a slave in the 1800s. After 12 gruelling years working at a cotton plantation, he was finally freed.

>>Inspires me because: He did not give himself up in the 12 years of slavery, working hard to make sure he survives from the abusive owner. Based on the true story, the real Northup became active member of the Abolitionist movement to end slavery. I believe that standing up to my own beliefs would help me to stay rooted to who I am.

Public Figures:

Jim Carrey – As a child, he had to quit school and worked as a janitor with his family.
Stephen King – At 16, he struggled with alcohol and drug addiction. He eventually quits when it almost took over and ruined his career as a writer.
Jay-Z – He started selling cracks on the streets as a teen. Those tough years later inspired some of his rap songs.
Oprah Winfrey – The philanthropist hosted The Oprah Winfrey Show that rises the awareness self-improvement, LGBT community and helping the underprivileged families.
Keeping Up with the Kardashians – In stark contrast, KUWTK is a reality show that documents the super rich Kardashians family everyday lives. This part of the current pop culture reflects honestly of the privileged group of the social class.

>>Inspires me because: They highlight the fact that everybody has to start from somewhere. It doesn’t matter how and where you begin, as long as you work hard.

People I know and known of:

My parents who moved to Singapore to work and eventually settle down with little saving.
A Malaysian friend who travels up to 4 hours per day to study in Singapore
Children from ABCs and Rice, a Cambodian school that provides students with free education and food.
A Karang Guni from my neighbourhood working for 30 years.

Living Amid Graves and Bones: The Philippines’ Cemetery Slums – documentary about one of the poorest community in the Philippines
>>Inspires me because: They work hard to be who they are now/ to provide the best comfort they could have for their loved ones. Also, these people remind me to be humble and grateful as I work towards my goals in life.

Final Video

The idea sprouted from the book To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee, a modern American literature which talks about social injustice in the 1930s. In a small town called Maycomb, a black man (Tom Robinson) was accused of raping a white woman. The lawyer who defended him was scrutinized by the residents for siding a negro. The book discussed income disparity and racism which were rampant social issues during the 20th century.

I decided to go with the character Atticus Finch, a lawyer who stood up for the defendant Tom Robinson. He is a righteous and loving man, someone who sees equality in everyone – including farmers and domestic helpers who are of lower social class.

The monologue is an excerpt from Atticus’ emotional speech when he attempts to defend Tom in the court:

I thought of this to be an intimate and genuine speech, an encouragement empowered with clips of people with different lives we may relate to.

The title ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ is a metaphor as to destroy one’s innocence and purity. They are represented as the green nature. Also, it is a common space for everyone to enjoy, an equality of all humankind should own.

The last clip was filmed during my trip to Cambodia. The students would recite motivational songs every day before school ends, as the school hopes to instil confidence in them to work hard and build a brighter future. One of them is a song called I Know I can by Nas:

I know I can
Be what I wanna be
If I work hard at it
I'll be where I wanna be

I know I can, I know I can
Be what I wanna be, be what I wanna be
If I work hard at it
I'll be where I wanna be, I'll be where I wanna be

Protected: Exercise 01: The Self Inventory

2D Project 3: Ego

Ego, a sense of self-importance, is something that is not for open discussion. Many fear the public judgement for acknowledging personal strengths and weaknesses. It is important to exercise self-judgement, where we could learn and grow as an individual.

Here are the 4 equations to self-exploration:

____ + ____ = Me
____ - ____ = Better Me
____ x ____ = Ideal Me 
____ +/- ____ = Me In 5 Years

To start off, I listed out possible adjectives or features that reflect my personality.

I filtered down to the following adjectives, in which the best representation of me:

ADVENTUROUS + BAD SENSE OF DIRECTION = ME 
COURAGE - FEAR = BETTER ME
CURIOSITY X ADAPTABLE = IDEAL ME 
PERFORMING ARTS + PRODUCT DESIGN = ME IN 5 YEARS

ADVENTUROUS + BAD SENSE OF DIRECTION = ME

I love travelling overseas, immersing into the local culture and meeting people with alternative perspectives in life. Also, I am pretty bad in navigation. I need, the Google Map while travelling or to rely on my travel mates. When both fails, I find myself in unexpected situation, good and bad.

One of my spontaneous overseas trip happened recently in Penang. With a map on the hands, we had the best cuisines and met the friendliest shop owners. Company is definitely what makes travelling meaningful. I solve the equation with a group photo of me with my friends, whom I have been learning from to be a better person, a better me. Hence, I decided to compose this set at a very personal level by including my own photos.

Research:

by Hasisi Park

by Mitchell J. Goldstein

by imnothalfthemaniusedtobe

Process:

Triad harmony of blue, orange and green is used. Photos of the same hues are put together to create multiple exposure effects, juxtaposed with landmarks/places from different countries.

Blue hued photos –

(Hong Kong Ocean Park, 2015) (Terengganu, Malaysia, 2014) (Siem Reap, Cambodia, 2015)

Orange hued photos –

(Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2015)(Toronto, Canada, 2014)(Siem Reap, Cambodia, 2015)

Green hued photos –

(Toronto, Canada, 2014) (Toronto, Canada, 2014) (Toronto, Canada, 2014)

Photos overlaid:

Our first assignment working with lines came to my mind, particularly with distracted and indecisive. Compact lines were cluttered in one area to create an irregular form. It is the same when one gets lost while navigating, walking in circles with uncertainty.

I decided to intertwine yarn threads with structure before losing into separate ways. Colours of the yarns and background are selected from the same triad harmony.

Final Compositions

adventure

+ Bad sense of direction

= ME

COURAGE – FEAR = BETTER ME

Fear can take over and hold you back in making decisions. It is a psychological obstacle when you feel insecure and bare. Relating to my acrophobia, I imagine myself about to dive into the deep swirling ocean. A better me means to be more courageous in life, to take a leap forward without caring too much. Fear should not entirely be eliminated in life, however, for its ability to motivate and push my limits further.

Research:

by Vincent Van Gogh

Process:

Initial attempts were to blend shades of blue to create different tones, but they did not turn out to be as vibrant in poster paints. Optical blending technique is used instead to contrast atmospheric moods. Bubble wraps build a sensual mood of feeling nervous, in need to hide for protection.

Final Compositions

Courage

– fear

= better me

CURIOSITY x ADAPTABLE = IDEAL ME

Curiosity allows me to open the doors of knowledge. However, I can take very long to get comfortable in a new environment, often missing the opportunity to interact with new people. An ideal me is to remain passionate in learning not just in books but through experiences. Becoming a more expressive and adaptive individual would help me to reach out to people of different backgrounds.

Research:

by thepairabirds

by AnOldTrumpet

by Catherine Lazar Odell

Process:

Curiosity is represented with cat for its nature behaviour. Triad harmony of blue, green and orange are used. Overlaying primary colour wheels create secondary colours (violet, green) to illustrate adaptability. By adjusting the lens of different colours (embracing new perspectives), we gain wisdom in new ways. Monochrome harmony from the Ideal Me composition is used to allow the colour wheels to pop.

Final Compositions

curiosity

x adaptable

= ideal me

PERFORMING ARTS X PRODUCT DESIGN = ME IN 5 YEARS

I love how production set design could elevate stage atmosphere, providing performers with an illuminated world to tell a story. In 5 years, I would see myself working towards to become a spatial/scenic designer.

Research:

by Leonardo Criolani

from Pinterest

An ordinary cowbell

Process:

Analogous harmony of yellow and orange is used. Aluminium sheet is bent to shape like a cowbell instrument to represent performing art. To strike a contrast from the smooth and shiny surface of the sheet, I decided to use corroded foams for its porous texture. A combination of both would present a decorative instrument that gives pleasure to the eyes and ears.

Final Compositions

performing arts

x product design

= me in 5 years

So there you have it, a 2015 Yi Wen. And I am already excited to meet the future me 🙂

“Who in the world am I? Ah, that’s the great puzzle.”

– Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland

2D Project 3: Colour Harmonies (Research)

Harmony /ˈhɑːməni/

Definition: the quality of forming a pleasing and consistent whole

There are three attributes in a colour – hue, saturation and value.

Hue refers to a colour/shade
Saturation refers to the colour intensity
Value refers to the tone, from light to dark

And this is what happens when colours collide euphonically.

1. Monochrome harmony

Value and saturation are present with no hue involved.

(Scratch Productions, Andrew Hitchen, Flickr)

2. analogous harmony

Use of one or more neighbouring hues on the colour palette.

(Mike Jones, Flickr)

3. Analogous harmony warm and cool

Warm is represented by spectrum of colour red, while cool is represented by blue shades.

(Zoran Pungerčar, Flickr)

(SOMArts Cultural Center, Ajuan Mance, Flickr)

4. Complementary hues

Combination of two hues at the opposite ends of the colour palette.

(vaula, Flickr)

5. Split Complementary

Combination of 3 or more hues at the opposing ends of palette.

Triad Harmony:

(Kid Kolorki, Flickr)

Tetrad Harmony:

(bayananderson, Flickr)

4D Project 2: Sequentially – Impossibilities of Being

description

Tired of life, the dreamer takes a nap. In her unconscious world she meets dream, who brings her into its time capsule. They revisit their childhood times that were filled with happiness and laughter. How life was simple but rich, pure but contented. Dream reminds dreamer that whenever she feels like giving up, remember where and how she started. She is, a dreamer with dream.

As attachment grows, dreamer finds it tough to withdraw from the unconscious world. She contemplates if she should leave. She might not see dream again. It lets go of her assuringly, whispers,

“Wide-eyed walker, don’t betray me

I will wake one day, don’t delay me

Wide-eyed leaver, always going”

These photos are mainly taken by me during my overseas trip and photography hangouts with friends. I decided to give a very personal take on this project, portraying the struggle I have been facing. They were composed with Photoshop to create an illusional world with dramatic hue, saturation and distortion.

It was overall an very exciting project to work on, especially to be able to thread my photos collection together into a representation of my dream. By including captions to the composition gave a direction flow, while music builds an atmospheric mood around the audiences.

Research/ Artist Reference

Photo used: Self portrait by Sally Mann
Lyrics (Caption): Grown Ocean by Fleet Foxes
Music: First Kiss by Ulzzang Pistol

Inspirations:

Salvador Dali: Dali Atomicus, 1948

Kelly Victoria – weirdfoxes.tumblr.com

2D Project 3: Colour Analysis (Research)

Colours are powerful. They stimulate and provoke human emotions, manipulating the way we feel. According to Colour Affects, here are the emotions represented by the 11 basic colours –

Primary colours include red, blue and yellow.

Red

Positive – Physical courage, strength, warmth, energy, basic survival, stimulation, masculinity, excitement
Negative – Defiance, aggression, visual impact, strain

(NeochaEDGE,Flickr)

Lighter tint of the red will produce pink.

Pink

Positive – Physical tranquillity, nurture, warmth, femininity, love, sexuality, survival of the species
Negative – Inhibition, emotional claustrophobia, emasculation, physical weakness

(Señor Salme, Flickr)

Blue

Positive: Intelligence, communication, trust, efficiency, serenity, duty, logic, coolness, reflection, calm
Negative: Coldness, aloofness, lack of emotion, unfriendliness

(Jozelle Dyer,Flickr)

Yellow

Positive: Optimism, confidence, self-esteem, extraversion, emotional strength, friendliness, creativity
Negative: Irrationality, fear, emotional fragility, depression, anxiety, suicide

(davidad64, Flickr)

Mixing all the 3 primary colours (red, blue, yellow) together results in brown.

Brown

Positive: Seriousness, warmth, Nature, earthiness, reliability, support
Negative: Lack of humour, heaviness, lack of sophistication

(Hiroyuki Izutsu, Flickr)

Secondary colours are green, violet and orange.

Green

Positive: Harmony, balance, refreshment, universal love, rest, restoration, reassurance, environmental awareness, equilibrium, peace
Negative: Boredom, stagnation, blandness, enervation

(Flora Chang, Flickr)

Violet

Positive: Spiritual awareness, containment, vision, luxury, authenticity, truth, quality
Negative: Introversion, decadence, suppression, inferiority

(Karen, Flickr)

Orange

Positive: Physical comfort, food, warmth, security, sensuality, passion, abundance, fun
Negative: Deprivation, frustration, frivolity, immaturity

(Pashandy Ep, Flickr)

Shading colours are black, grey and white.

Black

Positive: Sophistication, glamour, security, emotional safety, efficiency, substance
Negative: Oppression, coldness, menace, heaviness

(Denis St. John, Flickr)

Grey

Positive: Psychological neutrality
Negative: Lack of confidence, dampness, depression, hibernation, lack of energy

(Serdar Saygi, Flickr)

White

Positive: Hygiene, sterility, clarity, purity, cleanness, simplicity, sophistication, efficiency
Negative: Sterility, coldness, barriers, unfriendliness, elitism

(alloparis.allotokyo, Flickr)

2D Project 2: Rhymes

To get a taste of how children books are illustrated, I flipped through a few of them and noticed a particular style among them.

For instance, the illustration from the book Safety On We Go is drawn with fine and grainy lines which is a certain type of texture style oftenly used. Characters tend to have staged poses. They can sometimes fill the entire page with small intrigued objects around the main character (refer to Trina Schart Hyman’s artwork). Despite being assigned to reinterpret rhymes in a different manner, I somehow would like to keep few of these elements in my compositions for these are what makes children rhymes magical.

from A Child’s Christmas in Wales, Trina Schart Hyman

Research – Surreal Artists

Surrealism is a breakthrough for conventional art, as it plays with viewer’s perspective and sense of proportion. Here are the artists I have gotten inspiration from –

Edward Gorey uses pen and ink to illustrate daunting scenes. His artworks are heavily filled with short and fine lines, leaving a very compact and eerie impression.

Anita Kunz adds in humour to her illustrations, which can better provoke emotions and grow viewers’ interests in knowing the message behind these artworks.

Wolfgang Paalen plays with simple shapes on these art pieces while working on the negative spaces in between.

*All photos are found from Pinterest.

Process – exploration in editing

I used Hey Diddle Diddle as my practicing subjects on Photoshop to understand how filters like threshold and transformation tools work.

THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE

Using just two subjects, the cat and fiddle, they created a systematic and repetitive layout. I tried playing with Threshold filter on the cats, which gave me an insightful collage of shadow variables. They can bring across different moods, less shadow intensified cat looks innocent whereas those with darker shading look scary and mysterious. Fiddles are aligned neatly to fill up the background and slightly tilted diagonally to create a singular movement in synced to the cats. Arrangement is overall clean and neat, but lack of creativity.

Repetition of the same image and variation of shading values will be seen in my final composition 3: She had so many children she didn’t know what to do.

THE COW JUMPED OVER THE MOON

As the original photo of the moon already has densely filled lines and pattern, I decided to keep its essence and dramatise with Threshold filter. Also, I can achieve the kind of compressed fine lines drawing style found in traditional children books. Cows are filtered with Path Blur to show jumping motion. It is one of my discoveries in pushing subjects to look more 3-dimensional.

Highly textured subjects will be seen in final composition 4: Couldn’t put Humpty together again; blur filter in composition 1: And the dish ran away with the spoon.

THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED TO SEE SUCH SPORT

Images are inversely contrasted for further experimentation. Highly exposed subjects pop out with its large white spaces, complemented by a darker shade in the background. Despite the intentional juxtapose, it still looks boring for its literal context interpretation.

As such, I tried adding images that require audiences to decipher its underlying meanings. It will be seen in final composition 2: The little dog laughed to see such sport and 3: She had so many children she didn’t know what to do.

Final Compositions

1) And the dish ran away with the spoon

Story description

Jumping onto the table, a deliberately dressed dish leaps forward to reach for the flying spoon. Her old partner, who is laying on the floor lifelessly, seems to have given up in the relationship. She has decided to leave for good. If you would look closely at the top right corner of the composition, a policeman arrives to arrest the adultery couple. However, his clumsiness has landed him way too far from his target.

design principles used

Emphasis – Background is blurred to ‘pop’ out foreground elements
Movement – Arrangement of the laying spoon, dish and flying spoon creates a diagonal visual continuity across the composition
Proportion – Stark contrast in sizes between the policeman and culinary to prioritise attention to the main characters – dish and spoons

2) The little dog laughed to see such sport

story description

“What is taking him so long?” the pack of dogs wonders. They are dying to play catching with their new found friend. Hopping onto each other’s back, they elevate themselves to look for their friend. As the last dog peers over the little boy’s back to see what is he up to. He is so engrossed into the gameboy, he did not hear the mocking laughters coming from his back.

design principles used

Rhythm – Dogs face in alternate directions
Gradation – Size of dogs slowly decreases
Balance – The platform that little boy is sitting on occupies half of the composition, leaving the other half of the space for the dogs

3) She had so many children she didn’t know what to do

story description

Looking into the mirror, Frida Kahlo imagines how her child would look like. How she wish to embrace her own child in her arms. The faces of the illusional child get blurrier as they float nearer to her, as she knows it is impossible to realise this dream.

design principles used

Rhythm – Faces of child form ring of circles around the mirror
Balance – Symmetrical composition
Gradation – Value shade of the faces fades off into the center
Movement – Overlapped faces around the mirror are arranged in a manner that directs optical focal point to Frida Kahlo at the center
Harmony – Despite an overwhelming repetition of faces filling the composition, they exist harmoniously by gradual shading and similar movements

4) couldn’t put humpty together again

story description

Humpty is broken and cannot be mended. It is thrown into the infinite galaxy hole to be disposed permanently. Even in the last few seconds, four formulated hearts are still trying their best to save Humpty. Pumping and pumping, with their veins popping out and muscles about to tear. The mission is not over until Humpty has its last breath.

design principles used

Diversity – Variety of heart illustrations
Balance – Symmetrical composition
Movement – Visual continuity from the hearts of four corners to Humpty
Contrast – Blurred background suggests the long distance between the subjects and galaxy

Inspiration and references

Process

Final Video

ADVENTUROUS + BAD SENSE OF DIRECTION = ME

Research:

Process:

Final Compositions

adventure

+ Bad sense of direction

= ME

COURAGE – FEAR = BETTER ME

Research:

Process:

Final Compositions

Courage

– fear

= better me

CURIOSITY x ADAPTABLE = IDEAL ME

Research:

Process:

Final Compositions

curiosity

x adaptable

PERFORMING ARTS X PRODUCT DESIGN = ME IN 5 YEARS

Research:

Process:

Final Compositions

performing arts

x product design

= me in 5 years

Harmony /ˈhɑːməni/

1. Monochrome harmony

2. analogous harmony

3. Analogous harmony warm and cool

4. Complementary hues

5. Split Complementary

description

Research/ Artist Reference

Red

Pink

Blue

Yellow

Brown

Green

Violet

Orange

Black

Grey

White

Research – Surreal Artists

Process – exploration in editing

Final Compositions

1) And the dish ran away with the spoon

Story description

design principles used

2) The little dog laughed to see such sport

story description

design principles used

3) She had so many children she didn’t know what to do

story description

design principles used

4) couldn’t put humpty together again

story description

design principles used