Located, Drawn Out. Located, Drawn In. (Departure, Return)

[Ding Dong]

Located, Drawn Out. (Departure)
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Located, Drawn In. (Return)
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[Crazy Knife]

I love these old school mixes with the partially visible geometry.

Dr. House approves.

[editline]1st April 2017[/editline]

They look to me as possible simulations of paths. Did you like throw them in slow motion and then just take a picture of them every second?

[editline]1st April 2017[/editline]

Which brings me to a cool idea. Toss a bunch of ragdolls from a point and merge all of the images in post kind of like this one[img]http://static2.businessinsider.de/image/5734c84ddd0895d65f8b4953/this-composite-photo-of-planes-taking-off-at-lax-is-just-mind-blowing.jpg[/img]

[Ding Dong]

[QUOTE=Crazy Knife;52040017]I love these old school mixes with the partially visible geometry.

Dr. House approves.

[editline]1st April 2017[/editline]

They look to me as possible simulations of paths. Did you like throw them in slow motion and then just take a picture of them every second?

[editline]1st April 2017[/editline]

Which brings me to a cool idea. Toss a bunch of ragdolls from a point and merge all of the images in post kind of like this one[img]http://static2.businessinsider.de/image/5734c84ddd0895d65f8b4953/this-composite-photo-of-planes-taking-off-at-lax-is-just-mind-blowing.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]

cheers crazy

yeah I was hoping to invoke a sense of fluidity and motion - i was inspired by a lot of renaissance (?) paintings where bodies are made in such a way where they seem to glide naturally over the environment. simulation of possible paths is an accurate statement as well.

I don't really try to focus posing too much on my work anymore; I decided to turn gravity off for the ragdolls, nudge the ragdolls with my physgun, let them take on a more natural pose, freeze them, then incorporate them into one composition.

really it's just like 6-10 ragdolls that I manipulated then duplicated in Photoshop -- the second picture is a more accurate representation of how many ragdolls I actually used.

that idea could definitely be achieved with the method i just described