3D animation

The National Gallery is collaborating with Central Saint Martin’s College of Art and Design on 'Transcriptions: Animation’, an innovative new project which involves postgraduate animation students producing short films inspired by the Gallery’s collection.

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From the film-maker:

 

The painting depicts the moment the Philistines enter Samson's room. One of them cuts Samson's hair, while an elderly lady holds a candle up, dimly illuminating the moment. My project is a contemporary retelling of this classic story and the fatal scene when Samson is betrayed by his lover. The strong characters of Samson and Delilah inspired me to design a modern and funky story. My Samson is a young and fit hero, more in love with his training weights than his girlfriend. And in this modern day of female empowerment, it seems natural to have his girlfriend rid him of his locks to try and win back the attention she got when they first met. In my animation, what happens afterwards is left for the viewer to ponder. Will Delilah win back her man or will Samson immediately turn to the internet to purchase a fast-acting hair growth product?

 

Emma Dobbs

 

A piece inspired by Peter Paul Rubens, Samson and Delilah, about 1609-10

 

Break
FlashBreak
Billy Elliot
Sophie
FlashSophie
Victoria Ennis
Soupcon
FlashSoupcon
Nick Hanks
Little Louise
FlashLittle Louise
Maja Hill
Spaced out
FlashSpaced out
Minsun Park
Isabel
FlashIsabel
Eleanor Reed
Mystic Apocalypse
FlashMystic Apocalypse
Edwin Wolf Metternich
Samson and Delilah
Holbein
FlashHolbein
Graeme Howard
The Stubborn Stallion
Cabron
FlashCabron
Daniel McAlvite
The Idle servant
FlashThe Idle servant
Drew Flanagan
The Wet Painter
FlashThe Wet Painter
Jatinder Gill
The agony in the Garden
FlashThe agony in the Garden
Juliana Salgado
The Poison Tree
FlashThe Poison Tree
Kevin Cadoo
 
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