second wind

Second Wind - from Liam Hornby on Vimeo.

I really liked this video, because it was very intense even though it did not have sound. There was a lot of emotion and the story was interesting which kept my attention. I really like how the relationship between the man and the cat was very strong and they seemed to take care of each other. One emotion that was very clear was jealousy. When the man showed interest in the character that seemed to be a windmill the cat was jealous.

You Try To Hard To Keep Control

I absolutely love this video. It is extremely creative and everything flows together very well. I would love to try something like this even though it looks really hard. Not only do I like the way it was created, but I really like how weird all the pictures are. I liked how the pictures were strange and how the transitions were all unique. Also the pictures went really well with the music.

The Japanese Popstars Feat. Green Velvet - Let Go from David Wilson Creative on Vimeo.

Banksy



           

           This picture is meaningful and creative. The guy in this picture is standing in a violent stance. He also has a piece of cloth covering his face. This could mean he is hiding his identity. Then the flowers in his hand are bright, peaceful and full of color. If the guy didn’t have the flowers in his hand I would probably think he was up to no good. The flowers make him seem good and not violent. I think this image is trying to say that you can always replace violence with peace.

Sorry I'm Late

I really liked this video and it made me want to try to make a moveing picture. This video looks like it took a lot of time, It is also very creative and fun. I would love to do something like this for one of my projects.

Sorry I'm Late from Tomas Mankovsky on Vimeo.

My English And World History Project

Art

Yonder

I think that this story starts out in a forest under the water and when you look past the forest you see something colorful and bright. To me this is saying when you look past the bad there’s always something better. There was a jelly fish that came out of a plant and turned into a bunch of other jelly fish. To me this was showing how one thing can lead to many other things. In the end we get to go to the place we saw when we got out of the forest. I think this means you will eventually get where you want to be.

Yonder from Emilia on Vimeo.