More Ideas For My Physical Type Project. I Think The Lighting Here Is Really Interesting, But I Still
More ideas for my physical type project. I think the lighting here is really interesting, but I still want to shoot for a more natural light source. I like the shadows that are being created in the third pic. Gives the whole thing a sense of depth, which I think is something I’m missing from mine right now.
Might try to angle the text going into the diorama to get more of a sense of scale, and play with camera angles. Probably just need to implement some simple camera tricks to create effects within the same vein as this.
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Some prototype photos for my diorama photos. Trying to get lighting down and figure out the transparency situation. I think I’d like to go with natural lighting but I need to work with it a little to get the painting to come through a bit more. I like how the type turned out and I feel good with the quote. It’s just a matter of having to take a good photograph now.
The amazing digital art of Wang Heng
Another movie I saw recently that falls into my “cozy horror” genre. It’s a French horror film about a vegetarian veterinary student who discovers some hidden instincts within herself during a hazing process at her university. The imagery is no where near as colorful as in Suspiria, but it is given on a much more realistic level, hitting me with more anxiety than Suspiria did. Much of the early movie contain scenes with a certain kind of nature that I am very drawn to in storytelling: otherwise normal scenarios...but there’s just something a little bit off.
The poster design here is also very illustrative and cool, and I think it really does capture the nature of the film.
Art for Julia Ducournau’s “Raw” (”Grave” in French) by Matthew Therrien.
Mood
American Psycho, 2000