CPS Week 10

Theme

Force

Method

I made an abstract image and used it to make a short video to create a psychedelic feeling in AE, to see where it will go.

Here is what I made: https://youtu.be/qTq2PPUDrcI

Context

Rules:

1. You can only use GEOMETRIC SHAPES

2. Only BLACK & WHITE

3. PSYCHEDELIC PALETTE

And of course, related to the studio work.

I started with the psychedelic palette, and it reminded me of the Oscar Janigar Experiment I saw before, about an artist drew several pictures after taking LSD.
Http://www.openculture.com/2013/10/artist-draws-nine-portraits-on-lsd-during-1950s-research-experiment.html

And during searching this psychedelic related things, I found out that there is this art form, the psychedelic art, which is pretty good, so I did some research on these works, and to see how high can we get?

https://www.widewalls.ch/psychedelic-art/

Then I kinda need to use geometric shapes to express the feeling, the taste, so I thought of some of the Picasso's works, so I searched some of his works to learn his composition theory as a reference.

Https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2018/05/genius-picasso-art-categories-infographic/

Finally the black and white, I don't know if gray is cheating, so I use a few dots and lines to create a visual 'grey', and by doing that, I think of Pop Art, Roy Lichtenstein's works, so I observed, analyzed, and referenced some of his works. And speaking of Pop Art, Andy Warhol of course, and there was a video about him was shown in the class, but most of his works are related to colors, so did not help much for my case.
Https://www.theartstory.org/artist-lichtenstein-roy.htm

https://www.theartstory.org/movement-pop-art.htm

Response

After making these related works, I started to think I could probably use this motion image to create a brush in my AR project, a hangover-lost color sensitivity brush perhaps? Or reversely, to create an experience of becoming awake or sober by using an eraser to clean these things around as background.