I did a YouTube!
Had the house to myself a while back, so I used a borrowed camera to film myself (well, my hands) enjoying a 1-hour acrylic Paul McGann painting.
As I worked on PhD analyses for most of Saturday, today I gave myself an hour off to use uni computers for rudimentary video editing; compressed it down to a 6 minute video, and paired it up with some creative commons music that sounds a bit like my thought processes when drawing.
Enjoy?
Ackward filming angle is an artefact of using blu-tacked together tissue boxes as a tripod. The dodginess of the setup was apt, though, seeing as I was using 8-yr-old children's acrylic on a page torn from an ancient sketchbook.
As I worked on PhD analyses for most of Saturday, today I gave myself an hour off to use uni computers for rudimentary video editing; compressed it down to a 6 minute video, and paired it up with some creative commons music that sounds a bit like my thought processes when drawing.
Enjoy?
Click to viewAckward filming angle is an artefact of using blu-tacked together tissue boxes as a tripod. The dodginess of the setup was apt, though, seeing as I was using 8-yr-old children's acrylic on a page torn from an ancient sketchbook.