Paper Art | Creativity
Posted by: ZunNurain on: October 27, 2010
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This video is a splendid work by Kenneth Onulak. He tells about his video:
“I wanted the animation to have a dream like quality exploring the reality and space in which the dream exists and felt that the cutout technique fit this idea. Color was another consideration that I built into the design of the animation to help enhance the dreamlike qualities of the film. From here the idea grew and as I did studies involving birds, umbrellas, water, trees, and other things I was able to refine my idea and break it down to find the core essentials of the film.”
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