
Haiku
1 year ago
Inspired by a haiku from the Japanese poet Arakida Moritake (1473-1549).
Directed by: arjunokecil.com
Sounddesign by: davidkamp.de
Directed by: arjunokecil.com
Sounddesign by: davidkamp.de
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lovely haiku too
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The text sequence is nice too.
good luck
Wat voor opleiding volg je daar in R'dam?
Thanks :).
....since I'm aching to learn more 3d, I'm really curious how that stream to tree transition works. I imagine it so painfully fiddly!!
(Moritake may have been a great poet, but shouldn't it be "blossom" rahter than "flower"? Or is it the translation?)
I saw the video embedded on another site, so I couldn't read the text in advance, and it's a lot better to have the poem revealed in the video. Since you can read the text before seeing the video here...it pretty much spoils the element of surprise.
Best,
Max
I run a small publishing company here in Japan, maybe we can commission you to do a piece. Drop me a mail sometime. max attmark whiterabbitpress dottocom
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