Showing posts with label whitman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label whitman. Show all posts
29 January 2020
28 Young Men - animation
28 Young Men, a short poem by Walt whiman read by Michael Z. Keamy and animated by me (Behemoth media).
The project has been several years in the making. Originally we wanted to do live action and scouted and filmed several locations. As time went on, it became clear that getting 28 make men to splash around on a beach for free was not really a realistic option. We needed a secluded place and no trouble from local authorities. So animation was the voice in the end.
The men barely move, (and no there are not really 28 of them but I am not exactly Pixar so we never see them all at once), the idea being they are frozen in the woman's fantasy as she imagines herself moving amongst them. The beach and house are loose representations of Newburyport where Keamy grew up and had specific locations in mind. So the advanced filming came in handy when it came to making the sets.
The water effects were done with X-particles for Cinema 4D and look pretty good to me. they are not meant to look like real water and match the cartoon look of the ocean waves.
Warning, I guess... cartoon nudity.
04 February 2011
Unlaunch'd Voices.... launched

The play "Unlaunch'd Voices",a one man show about Walt Whitman is now for sale at Amazon.com. I did the cover, the author is Michael Z. Keamy from boston who was also in several film projects of mine and the voice of "Nostro-dumbass
buy a copy now!
19 November 2010
further along with the Whitman design
18 November 2010
New Design Project

Just started working out a design for the printed version of a play written by Michael Z. Keamy about Walt Whitman. Working with Keamy is always great, and I thought I'd show some of the early design ideas. This will be available on Amazon's site sooner or later.
Still deciding on the right image and how much of it to show. Right now I'm going for a very "classic book collection" look.
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