elena odriozola

orain: 48 elena odriozola from debolex films on Vimeo.

I  love her work.  She is  my role model.

shadow, cat? and tuttle

I am experimeting  with light , shadow and drawing!

I should make a puppet theater... I wonder if I could make an animated pop up book with shadow.

I copied Paul Klee's (top) drawing by myself(bottom) to study his

style.  His  drawing has rythms like music.

This Klee's work looks like a music note to me. 

I wanted to see what happens if I erase all vertical wavy lines.
Two characters and goats are taking a walk. even the tress are walking with them.

His drawing is taking a walk, too !  :)

teacollection

BO JA GI( Korean Traditional Textile)

Paul Klee - Castle and Sun

I love BO JA GI( Korean Traditional Textile) . It reminds of me Paul Klee's work.
I would love to work with Traditional Korean Bojagi patterns/arts .

Katsumi Komagata

A la découverte de Katsumi Komagata from Médiathèque CCRY on Vimeo.

I love how the trees in  the book move by the wind  and casted by shadows ( painted on paper and real one ). Just movement of the hand of  flipping pages  is also beautiful to me.
  It  is a perfect performance , installation and story!
I love the texts even though I can't read them from this movie.
I would like to make a book animation !
I could be a new category of animation .

Park Kyung-ni

Park Kyung-ni (October 28, 1926 – May 5, 2008) was a prominent Korean novelist.

I watched a documentary about her. I remeber reading her novel, Toji( Land). It took her 25 years to write.
I rented  the "Toji" books from a Korean Library when I was in school summer vacation.
While I was reading the books, I  was able to smell  characters in the story and feel the temperature of the town.
I stopped reading the book because I couldn't stand violence of hard time . ( Korea was Japan’s colony at that time. )
I want to try again sometime...