Full disclosure, i ain't never read the Killing Joke and i don't plan to but if i did i know for sure I'd enjoy it more than this adaptation. To call this movie disappointing would be a big understatement. It's not even that its that bad but there are choices made here that hurt the movie greatly and coupled with the animation issues we have a lot to discuss here, let's get into it.
This blog contains my varying opinions on different types of animation and different aspects of the medium. I try mostly to inform and entertain with my writing. I also do reviews, analyse animation and the works of specific individuals etc..
Wednesday, 27 July 2016
Sunday, 17 January 2016
Architecture in Anime: It's use as a visual storytelling device among other things
Architecture is something I've been passionate about for a
very long time. Since i was a wee lad in my southern African nation of origin
(not South Africa) reading about what cool buildings were being constructed
around the world in glossy magazines in fact. It's the art form that has the
most impact on even the most casual observer as we interact with architecture
every waking moment of our lives. Architecture for me is the design of
buildings, structures, objects or spaces for a specific purpose. Be it simply for shelter, for a client, for oneself or for the art of it, you are very calculated in the way
you approach designing something like this as you think about every single
variable and try to account for as many different types of uses as possible.
Most architects like their work to be flexible so it can be used for more than
even the specific use they had in mind as you never know what the future holds
for any building.
As much of an animation fanatic as i am, architecture is the
art i chose to study in the end. There's several reasons why that's the case
but to put it simply, I just love architecture. I've recently become more
interested in analysing architectural essays by many great architects but never
really read much discussion about architecture and its uses in other mediums of
expression. Specifically in storytelling mediums such as film and animation.
You tend to find more writing of that nature from individuals who are in those
fields than from architects themselves. So here's a little analysis of
architectures use in the medium of animation from someone that's kinda
passionate about both.
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