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Ace0fredspades — The birth of an Object
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Published: 2014-06-28 15:01:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 1956; Favourites: 42; Downloads: 12
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Comission for European Humanities University.Visualisation of the concept of appearence of an Object by Jacques Lacan.
That's rather complex psycho analysis concept, so be attentive.
Voice and Text - Andrey Gornykh
Sound design - Dmitry Natalevich
Animation - Alexandr (Ace0fredspades) Tanana
More animations here:
ace0fredspades.deviantart.com/…
Support that project @:
Vimeo:
vimeo.com/99409648
Newgrounds:
www.newgrounds.com/portal/view…
YouTube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuBYz8…
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Comments: 23
в детстве, когда страшнее вылезающие из тебя же призраки, демоны и прочая мифологическая дрянь, сгорающая от температуры тела, расслоенная, как мамин торт на день рождения
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Отвечу классикой постмодернизма собственного сочинения:
В твоём сознании возникает неясный расщеплённый образ. Ты пытаешься собрать его воедино, но обнаруживаешь, что занимаешься ураганным сексом с идеальной во всех смыслах девкой-киборгом прямо в полуразрушенной католической церкви, полной духов-союзников, наблюдающих за вами.
"Постой! Это же фантастика, а не постмодернизм!" - Кричишь ты сидящему рядом на троне носорогу - трансгуманисту - славянофилу в 3д очках, дожёвывающему живую сову. Он лишь шевелит ушами, отчего , привязанные к их кончикам суперструны выносят тебя из этого сумбурного бреда на менее мутную колею...
"...ты понимаешь, что тебя стало снимать и нужно догнаться", дочитываешь ты этот пост и смысл ролика "Рождение Объекта" становится яснее ^____^
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мне хватило одного комментария, чтобы влюбиться ( ´∀｀)ノ～ ♡
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Wish there was a pause button (YT is in Russian only).
But I get the main idea, you really add another dimension to the concept with your abstract thinking and visuals. The pouring milk, though, is my favorite, because voice, animation and sound design work together.
Really nice, Tanana, congratulations.
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Here:
pause and subtitles:
vimeo.com/99409648
Glad you still like my stuff and still can get what it's about! (Though this time text isn't even mine ^____^)
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I know, but that's a comission. They gave me the topic and recorded voice, so I had really few opportunities in tempo. Just try to watch it 2-3 times more
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Wow, that is an intriguing way to illustrate abstract concept like this and curiously, closer to the way how I "think" than most expositions. But in order to be able to animate it, I suppose you have to have a very comprehensive and deeply intuitive grasp of the concepts or you'll end up misleading the viewer. 
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This is fantastic! I love how fluid the animation is and how each individual line is poured to create something else, lovely job!
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thank you so very much ^____^
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I don't know exactly how or when I'd have the time but I'd love to animate something for one of your shorts some day
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That's a great compliement, my friend!
Right now I'm working at animation like that one and like "When We Were a Clock". And there are lot's of scenes are still in the form of sketches. So if you are interested - I can send you animatic or storyboard or whatever ^____^. So you can animate some scenes ^____^
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Throw me some storyboards and I'd love to see what I can help with 
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Here's the current animatic (some scenes are done but some are just 1/4 quality and a bit unfinished...)
drive.google.com/file/d/0B706L…
(I just don't have storyboard over here)
ooops... I also don't have English text at all...
I think I'll manage all that soon >____<
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You got the idea ^____^
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