Showing posts with label visual imagination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visual imagination. Show all posts
Wednesday, 8 August 2007
Face Banquet: 6th August
Here are the faces. ALL THE FACES. These come from around London, the Lake District and Colchester. Look at me, I'm a jetsetter!














Labels:
anthropomorphology,
banquet,
faces,
found faces,
visual imagination
Two Film Posters
These two faces have been created to promote the films Cabin Fever and more recently Premonition. Of course seeing a face in an object should symbolise horror and mystery, especially if it is Sandra Bullock's face made out of twigs. It is interesting that both poster producers have gone for a similar approach, one which is quite subtle and very effective and the other which is cheesy and contrived. I thought that the film Cabin Fever was entertaining with some great dialogue, from the poster I have a feeling that Premonition would be a very poor effort!

Labels:
cabin fever,
film,
movies,
posters,
premonition,
visual imagination
Friday, 4 May 2007
'I See Faces' - Dave Gorman
There is a great set of found faces from Dave Gorman on Flickr:
Dave Gorman's Found Faces
I will be contacting him soon to see if he would like to contribute a photo to my book.
His image of a man washing a strangers car with a dog is a perfect example of how visual imagination can brighten up your day:
Dog Car Wash
Dave Gorman's Found Faces
I will be contacting him soon to see if he would like to contribute a photo to my book.
His image of a man washing a strangers car with a dog is a perfect example of how visual imagination can brighten up your day:
Dog Car Wash
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