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| Looking at panoramic images for thought towards using them within my project either to be displayed using the view master or in a more conventional way, it would seem city landscapes are a very popular thing to photograph. This links in well for my project as i have started looking at the Leeds sky line and turning that into a line drawing. I think a good next step would be to try and create a panoramic image of Leeds |
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| The photographic images found on the blog below share a similar style of captureing a city as the David Foldvari images. within the project i do not only want to explore drawings and illustration using through using pen and paper but also to explore the different ways in which different methods can illustrate a journey for example photography and moving image. I really like the quality of these photographs with the vibrant colours complimenting the darkened surroundings. |
| This work by David Foldvari uses a really nice style of illustration. a destroyed look makes the images really engaging. As far as what is a line is concerned I have not done much illustration or indeed any kind of drawing, so as this project is dependent on some level of drawing i thought it a great opportunity to investigate different illustrative styles, and this is a particularly good style in my opinion. Foldvari's work feels urban wrecked, destroyed and this is a style I would like to pull upon within my own work for this brief. |
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| A View-Master Model G, introduced in 1962 |
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| I happen to own a vintage 1960's view master, and I thought this would be a really interesting way of trying to display a journey either in several different frames or in one continuous panoramic photograph, so instead of being restricted to one image you would have a point of focus and blur that is your peripheral vision of the rest of the image. this is at this stage all thought I plan to explore the different possibilities and the logistics of how this might or might not work. |
