"Early Abstractions" (1946-57), Pt. 3

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 37

  • @MagdaJitrik
    @MagdaJitrik 16 лет назад

    This is incredible. I'm really moved by this artist

  • @anniewang7295
    @anniewang7295 6 лет назад

    OMG! Thank you for posting this video. I am so happy to see it, it's so beautiful!, The color, the music, etc , I felt the nature and the mystery spiritual in it, and it's almost made me cry....I love it very much! it's really really great!

  • @theviker
    @theviker 15 лет назад +1

    this is when you tube really comes into its own, thanks for putting this up

  • @ChristopherSobieniak
    @ChristopherSobieniak 10 лет назад +3

    "I wonder how to make these. I wanna make some. I know it's animation and video editing... and a good proccessor... well, taht's what it is now."
    Given when these were made like this piece, Harry would've had to manipulate the images by hand (either as cutouts or paint directly on a piece of glass (like what Fischinger did in his film Motion Painting No. 1). The kicker here is that he used multiple camera passes in order to create the desired effect, giving the images a slight translucent effect given the exposures needed on a single roll of film. I don't know of a digital program or app that would simulate this myself.

    • @Sssummerfalll
      @Sssummerfalll 4 года назад

      I've the answer if you're interested...

  • @bestfrogs247
    @bestfrogs247 12 лет назад

    Thank you for posting ""Early Abstractions" (1946-57), Pt. 3."

  • @cvmprograms167
    @cvmprograms167 10 лет назад +4

    This is by Harry Smith

  • @CinseteProdutora
    @CinseteProdutora 15 лет назад

    Estou incluindo este vídeo no meus favoritos. Muito Obrigado!

  • @hundredsroadwerewolf
    @hundredsroadwerewolf 13 лет назад

    Stunning - thanks for posting this.

  • @andrejhronco
    @andrejhronco 16 лет назад

    These were all hand-painted...frame by frame!
    Harry Smith was a Genius!

  • @agsystems
    @agsystems 17 лет назад

    i love this

  • @Chasmodon
    @Chasmodon 16 лет назад

    That almost took me out of MY OWN MIND.
    And I'm not high.

  • @JonasPlanck
    @JonasPlanck 11 лет назад

    I'm guessing stop-motion optical printing plus multiple exposures. Making this piece looks like it involved a lot of cutout cardboard stencils and colored gels laid on a projection plate.

  • @Mitsu_Vagrant
    @Mitsu_Vagrant 13 лет назад

    Simplistic, but very evocative. I like it. =)

  • @WorldOneVideo
    @WorldOneVideo 12 лет назад

    Pretty interesting stuff, I like it.

  • @r41zcu4dr4d4d3E
    @r41zcu4dr4d4d3E 14 лет назад

    殘酷很有創意

  • @Ebbywebby
    @Ebbywebby 11 лет назад +3

    This is two films together? Where is the division point?

  • @FatherJustify
    @FatherJustify 15 лет назад

    what is the music? I really liked it, you can find a similar song in the movie "there will be blood".
    Thanks for sharing this excellent video.

  • @ferdinando977
    @ferdinando977 12 лет назад

    pioneer of the computer graphic...

  • @Nathan007able
    @Nathan007able 14 лет назад

    @SpaceOverflow Knowing Harry he'dhae shunned computer graphics;he prided himself in his ability to invent his form as much from scratch as possible. He us an old Bell and Howell; very old and actually drew his figures directly on the film. There's few who could top his originaliy. He worked in long spurts and was prone to getting high and drunk most of the time; he exhausted himself and hardly eveer worked. But when he did; he was the best

  • @36TransMohn
    @36TransMohn 13 лет назад

    happiness

  • @93hadit
    @93hadit 15 лет назад

    love this. please message me if you have mahagonny! i've never gotten to see it and there haven't been any showings since the restoration. also i need this
    Early Abstractions [VHS] (VHS Tape - Jun 29, 1987) desperately!

  • @FatherJustify
    @FatherJustify 15 лет назад

    yes bodysong is great, i was referring "proven lands" from there will be blood OST, which is more chatoc less shamanic. Actually, after listening again the 2 song there are really no similarity, guess i was high at that time !!

  • @smalin
    @smalin 17 лет назад

    Who did this animation?

  • @pontikas
    @pontikas 15 лет назад

    This is cool. I really like Oskar Fischinger. I wish i had a nice abstract animation for my song "Brain". I wonder though if it would would for the particular song. What do you think ?

  • @AudiauxAudio
    @AudiauxAudio 4 года назад

    Anyone got identification on the music?

  • @ViRiXDreamcore
    @ViRiXDreamcore 17 лет назад

    I wonder how to make these. I wanna make some.
    I know it's animation and video editing... and a good proccessor... well, taht's what it is now.

  • @MIKECNW
    @MIKECNW 16 лет назад

    I figure computer graphics had its beginnnings but in the 60's but 40's and 50's?

  • @doublearejazz
    @doublearejazz 17 лет назад

    very nice..
    :-)
    ..you wonna see/hear something very aesthetically and beautiful ..??
    look for video : "bach sarabande jazz guitar" -
    ..you ll be nicely surprised ..
    :-) !

  • @lloplop
    @lloplop 15 лет назад

    and who said it was by Oskar Fischinger? it says homage to. check the info man. it clearly says by Harry Smith.

  • @mrgamegirl2011
    @mrgamegirl2011 7 лет назад +1

    were these created by Oskar Fischinger?

  • @parangutirimicuara
    @parangutirimicuara 15 лет назад

    Wooow!
    Para disfrutarse después de haber ingerido su buena dosis de peyote xD

  • @VjArkiv
    @VjArkiv 13 лет назад

    ArkiVisuA!
    Vintage *!*

  • @redmercer
    @redmercer 13 лет назад

    Milkdrop in the 50's

  • @roboneko77
    @roboneko77 14 лет назад

    weed

  • @Optimus6128
    @Optimus6128 16 лет назад

    The oldest demos ever =)