"Color Abstractions" Animation

Animated color, form & texture in motion. ©2006 Victrolux See more in higher quality @ http://www.victrolux.com/

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• rotoscope
• animation
• painting
• morph
• abstract
• experimental
• avant-garde
• digital
• wacom
• color
• snowboard
• dance
• fashion

[TotalRecal666]

nice video, good work . . .

[victrolux]

thanks tr666!

[sylent6]

yo this video reminds me of when i was a child living with my grandparents and enjoying the country life where there was peace in this mean world at one time..damn man..now im going to cry...sorry guys =*(

[victrolux]

i have to give most of the credit to James Horner's music (from the movie "Thin Red LIne". But I'll take some credit for my editing which helps.

[victrolux]

thanks jonnyb. i give a lot of credit to the music. but i also give myself some for the selection of the music plus my editing of the animation to the music. i really enjoy editing... there is great potential power in the synthesis available there.

[jonnybeatnic]

Those artists you named at the beginning are amazing artists, I took a history of animation course taught by this professor who met Len Lye, the man has some remarkable ideas as well as art.. btw, I think your animation is fantastic, It put me into a trance.. i didnt blink once (i don't think so at least) yes the music does have a significant effect as well, Im glad to see someone still has taste for classical ;)

[victrolux]

Thanks! I used mostly studio artist... and some MSG Evolver (also by Synthetik Software). you can see clearer version and lots of other work on my website: "victrolux dot calm"

[greytiger]

HI great video!

Just wondering if you used Studio Artist to create this? Again cool video, thanks for posting it!

-nate

[Falcon256]

Wow, amazing. Very insperational

[victrolux]

Thanks GeraldSaul... I also love Oscar Fischinger, Len Lye, Norman McLaren. I'm a bit sentimental about the music... tho I understand what you mean. (It's from the soundtrack to "The Thin Red Line") I really enjoyed cutting the visuals to the music... sometimes very direct sometimes loosely synced. For me editing and animation are both similar in that you spend a lot of time "vertically" for a small amout of time "horizontally". "Monk's work."