check out the brilliance from japan called “chindogu.” it is epic and shows how good of a sense of humor there is in the japanese culture: www.chindogu.com/ics/.
i made “sponge shoes” that go on the bottom of my dog’s paws so he can walk around a spill of any liquid and clean up the mess. the whole idea is to create solutions to any problem that are wildly impractical. the website shows many amazing examples.
by the by, hilary price is amazeballs. enjoy your time with her!
Rina, these are amazing! Love the artwork in both videos and the music is surprising, mysterious and kind of enchanting. Like Isabella said, I was glad you went with your own artwork. I was disheartened when you mentioned using AI and relieved when you ditched it.
You're very welcome, Rina!!! I think this is a case of seeing in someone else's work what we can't see in our own. As far as painting goes, I always thought I was doing something wrong, that I was mixing up colors too much, my palette a muddy mess. Then I started taking a weekly class and realized this was normal. Also saw how much we could appreciate one another's work more than we could our own.
I appreciate your reminding us to play around with no expectations, just exploring. It's true we need to do that or we'll be drawing humorless corpses!
Thank you, Liane. It’s not very different than making a video using photos— the difference is that you’re using your own drawings. You can put it altogether in iMovie or other video editing app. (I use both iMovie and VideoShop.) Royalty free jingles, sound effects, and music can be found online and on iTunes. I’m still learning, too! Thanks for the feedback!🙂
Hey Rina! These are really nice! Thanks for pushing back against the big bad AI, and making things your own way.
The paintings are very nice. Since it would be difficult to spend an afternoon in a park with you, this is the next best thing.
Thanks, Isabella! So nice of you to say that!😊
check out the brilliance from japan called “chindogu.” it is epic and shows how good of a sense of humor there is in the japanese culture: www.chindogu.com/ics/.
i made “sponge shoes” that go on the bottom of my dog’s paws so he can walk around a spill of any liquid and clean up the mess. the whole idea is to create solutions to any problem that are wildly impractical. the website shows many amazing examples.
by the by, hilary price is amazeballs. enjoy your time with her!
Thanks, Brian, will check it out! “Sponge shoes” for your dog— cracks me up! And yes, Hilary is great— enjoying working on RWO! ✍️😀
Rina, these are amazing! Love the artwork in both videos and the music is surprising, mysterious and kind of enchanting. Like Isabella said, I was glad you went with your own artwork. I was disheartened when you mentioned using AI and relieved when you ditched it.
You're a terrible painter?? I beg to differ!!!
Anne, thank you so much for saying that— it means a lot to me since it’s coming from you (your paintings are soooo damn good!)🙂
You're very welcome, Rina!!! I think this is a case of seeing in someone else's work what we can't see in our own. As far as painting goes, I always thought I was doing something wrong, that I was mixing up colors too much, my palette a muddy mess. Then I started taking a weekly class and realized this was normal. Also saw how much we could appreciate one another's work more than we could our own.
I appreciate your reminding us to play around with no expectations, just exploring. It's true we need to do that or we'll be drawing humorless corpses!
So very true. Thanks, Anne!
Id love to learn how to make ambient videos. Very inspiring and calming, Rina.
Thank you, Liane. It’s not very different than making a video using photos— the difference is that you’re using your own drawings. You can put it altogether in iMovie or other video editing app. (I use both iMovie and VideoShop.) Royalty free jingles, sound effects, and music can be found online and on iTunes. I’m still learning, too! Thanks for the feedback!🙂
The music is a beautiful invitation to see your image from many different perspectives. 👍
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This was really well-written and I love the two videos. Thank you, Rina.
Thank you so much, Bob!😊
Yes, I absolutely have a garden of dead ideas from which several unexpected ideas have flourished. Creating things works better than Prozac.
This is wonderful work. I think fellow creators inspire me more than anything else. Now I want to learn how to make one of these videos.
“Creating things works better than Prozac”— so very true! Thanks, Stephen!🙂
I love your brain!
Why? It’s gross, grey and mushy, hahaha!😁
Weird good.
Thanks, Alex!🙂
I love these Rina!!
Thanks, Nella!😊
You're not "a terrible painter"!! This is all wonderful.
Some are pretty bad, Lol…. But thank you, Mary, so appreciate it!😊