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Tool – the pot
The video for the Tool song "Pot A Lot" uses stop-motion animation and surreal, dark imagery that is visually experimental like their music but unrelated to the lyrics. Oomph's "augen auf" video references horror films and depicts disturbing images of demonic children to contrast the innocent lyrics while setting a dark mood. 30 Seconds to Mars' "Kings and Queens" cuts between the band and a narrative of many people biking together to represent the harmonious lyrics, using rich dark colors and epic cinematography of LA at night for their newly released single.
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The document describes the process of creating a music video using hand-drawn sketches, scanning them into a computer, and then using Photoshop and Paint.net to color and refine the images. Feedback on the surreal, colorful animated music video was mostly positive, though some felt it was too short or confusing. The creator aimed to challenge conventions by not showing band members and making the entire video animated art rather than focusing on image.
Media evaluation
The document describes the process of creating a music video using hand-drawn sketches, digital art tools, and animation. The sketches were first drawn in pencil and ink, then scanned into a computer and further edited digitally using Photoshop and Paint.net to add color. Feedback on the surreal, colorful animated music video praised its unique style but also noted it could have been longer to match the full song.
Music video (Thomas Warland)
Two layers were applied in the shot: a panning backdrop and characters that fade in. Photoshop was used to ink rough sketches and crop characters, while Premier and Boom-Toon helped animate the hand-drawn scenes and sync lip movements to music by creating individual mouth shapes. Color was used to add depth, while keeping characters uncolored to make the animation more striking.
Music-video (Thomas Warland)
Two layers were applied in the shot: a panning backdrop and characters that fade in. Photoshop was used to ink rough sketches and crop characters, while Premier and Boom-Toon helped animate the hand-drawn scenes and sync lip movements to music by creating individual mouth shapes. Color was used to add depth, while keeping characters uncolored to make the animation more striking.
Evaluation (Media)
The document summarizes the design choices made for a magazine cover focused on rock music and gothic rock. Skylines, mastheads, and fonts relevant to the genre were used. Barbed wire around thick black lettering gave it a gritty look. The cover image featured a dark graveyard setting and a dominant masked man to convey the rock music theme. The word "RED" in the masthead was a dark crimson color to signify blood.
Evaluation (Media)
The document summarizes the design choices made for a magazine cover focused on rock music and gothic rock. Skylines, mastheads, and fonts relevant to the genre were used. Barbed wire around thick black lettering gave it a gritty look. The cover image featured a dark graveyard setting and a dominant masked man to convey the rock music theme. The word "RED" in the masthead was a dark crimson color to signify blood.
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Tool – the pot
The video for the Tool song "Pot A Lot" uses stop-motion animation and surreal, dark imagery that is visually experimental like their music but unrelated to the lyrics. Oomph's "augen auf" video references horror films and depicts disturbing images of demonic children to contrast the innocent lyrics while setting a dark mood. 30 Seconds to Mars' "Kings and Queens" cuts between the band and a narrative of many people biking together to represent the harmonious lyrics, using rich dark colors and epic cinematography of LA at night for their newly released single.
Media pictures
The document describes the process of creating a music video using hand-drawn sketches, scanning them into a computer, and then using Photoshop and Paint.net to color and refine the images. Feedback on the surreal, colorful animated music video was mostly positive, though some felt it was too short or confusing. The creator aimed to challenge conventions by not showing band members and making the entire video animated art rather than focusing on image.
Media evaluation
The document describes the process of creating a music video using hand-drawn sketches, digital art tools, and animation. The sketches were first drawn in pencil and ink, then scanned into a computer and further edited digitally using Photoshop and Paint.net to add color. Feedback on the surreal, colorful animated music video praised its unique style but also noted it could have been longer to match the full song.
Music video (Thomas Warland)
Two layers were applied in the shot: a panning backdrop and characters that fade in. Photoshop was used to ink rough sketches and crop characters, while Premier and Boom-Toon helped animate the hand-drawn scenes and sync lip movements to music by creating individual mouth shapes. Color was used to add depth, while keeping characters uncolored to make the animation more striking.
Music-video (Thomas Warland)
Two layers were applied in the shot: a panning backdrop and characters that fade in. Photoshop was used to ink rough sketches and crop characters, while Premier and Boom-Toon helped animate the hand-drawn scenes and sync lip movements to music by creating individual mouth shapes. Color was used to add depth, while keeping characters uncolored to make the animation more striking.
Evaluation (Media)
The document summarizes the design choices made for a magazine cover focused on rock music and gothic rock. Skylines, mastheads, and fonts relevant to the genre were used. Barbed wire around thick black lettering gave it a gritty look. The cover image featured a dark graveyard setting and a dominant masked man to convey the rock music theme. The word "RED" in the masthead was a dark crimson color to signify blood.
Evaluation (Media)
The document summarizes the design choices made for a magazine cover focused on rock music and gothic rock. Skylines, mastheads, and fonts relevant to the genre were used. Barbed wire around thick black lettering gave it a gritty look. The cover image featured a dark graveyard setting and a dominant masked man to convey the rock music theme. The word "RED" in the masthead was a dark crimson color to signify blood.
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