To reiterate a reply I have just made to a
reader’s comment: While it is my basic ideas which have been the inspiration
for much of Angela's 3D art I’ve shown here, she then often interprets those
ideas in various ways which on occasion has sent the story line down an unexpected
avenue.
The current set I have been working on - THE DIRTY ROOM - is a
case in point. True, I wanted a
time-worn institutional background, but the concept of a 'dirty room'
intentionally left in the state it had been found when reopening the old
disused Victorian asylum section, was Angela's.
And I love it - and so I've run with it, to see where it will lead.
Today's offering Angela made for me based
on changes I'd made to some of her earlier images. I have added a second
padlock (at the rear of the straitjacket, cobwebs, and of course the think
bubbles and all the text. It is not my
intention to showcase anything like the whole set here, as the aim is to
publish the entire tale in comic book form, but a little taster now and then
should signpost the way things are progressing and hence this will be the last
of this particular set I shall publish. I have also changed the image (16th May) to reflect one or two subtle changes I made earlier this morning. Just click to enlarge.
I can honestly say I have never actually
met Angela Fox, by the way (although I HAVE met somebody who knows her rather
well!).
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5 comments:
"I HAVE met somebody who knows her rather well"
Yes, a case of the man who saw the man who saw the bear ;)
Bear? What bear???
It's just the verbatim translation of an old French expression.
A bear because not many of us have ever seen a bear out of zoos and gallivanting in the middle of nowhere.
I like the idea of a dirty room. The offender can clean and scrub it, perhaps with tools that make the work more tedious. And thrn there is the white glove inspection, failure, punishment, and more cleaning...
She needs to be gagged
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