Making it Last (2015) | Tim Neath - Visual Artist

Making it Last (2015)

Experimental video using found footage from Punch Drunk Love (2002) manipulating a scene to make the romantic moment last longer.

This entry was posted on November 14, 2015 by timneath. It was filed under Works and was tagged with Adam Sandler, Art, Emily Watson, Found footage, Making it Last, Meeting P.T. Anderson, Paul Thomas Anderson, Punch Drunk Love, Video.

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A double whammy of a day today. Back to back workshops at @coalville_can - Stop Motion Workshop and cardboard modelling today.

Much later than planned. Photos from my last stop-motion workshop of the semester at @nottinghamtrentuni on the City campus. Two students working together to bring to life a short about a mermaid siren who lures lego men to their demise.

Join me this Saturday at @@coalville_can where you can learn Stop Motion animation techniques and create models from cardboard.

I'm open for cardboard based commissions and available for cardboard workshop bookings nationally working with schools, festivals and events, etc.

It's taken me a few days before considering posting this painter. I don't for a second declare or think of myself as a painter. I paint what I make.

Happening next week. I'll be returning to @nottinghamtrentuni to deliver another stop-motion workshop to the students of City Campus in Newton Central Court

Last post of the day. I had to properly share this element of this diorama that I'm really proud of. Along with the marble effect. The framed miniature paintings really complete the piece, that extra level of detail, taking the time to work out how to bring them together really paid off.

Very happy with my 4th @originalfunko diorama. Learning how to paint a marble effect, working with airdry modelling clay, miniature paintings (before they were vandalised).

I think I've broadened my mind enough for one day.

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