I didn't listen to your rules and listened to them with sound. Oops. The sound is really interesting too - why are you seeing them as being silent?
I'm curious about how you see them existing contextually. I think it's interesting how they're not quiet a "video" but not quite a "cinemagraph" or GIF. They're like the exact amount of time to create an awkward feeling of - "Wait. What was that?"
CINEMAGRAPHS. Those are cool. I think they provide a really interesting design motif for the web. They somehow seem to apply to these? Check some out if you haven't seen them before.
I don't know if Sharonn Lockhart's film, I mean movie, excuse me, 'Pine Flat' is obtainable anywhere on the internet, or in a theater, or maybe you have seen it already, but I am reminded of it as I watch these. Also the sound in that film, movie (jesus!) was very subtle and boring and I liked it for that.
How many of these have you made George?
ReplyDeleteI didn't listen to your rules and listened to them with sound. Oops. The sound is really interesting too - why are you seeing them as being silent?
I'm curious about how you see them existing contextually. I think it's interesting how they're not quiet a "video" but not quite a "cinemagraph" or GIF. They're like the exact amount of time to create an awkward feeling of - "Wait. What was that?"
CINEMAGRAPHS. Those are cool. I think they provide a really interesting design motif for the web. They somehow seem to apply to these? Check some out if you haven't seen them before.
http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/2011/07/cinemagraphs.html
I don't know if Sharonn Lockhart's film, I mean movie, excuse me, 'Pine Flat' is obtainable anywhere on the internet, or in a theater, or maybe you have seen it already, but I am reminded of it as I watch these. Also the sound in that film, movie (jesus!) was very subtle and boring and I liked it for that.
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