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About ten years ago I took up drawing again after nearly thirty years of not drawing at all. I had always hoped to start again eventually. It ended up being an Apple iPad that motivated me to get started again. The Procreate app that I use will create a time lapse video of any drawing I create. I recently decided to pair some of these time-lapse videos with some short improvisational pieces that hadn't found a home. It is interesting to watch the drawing come to life. Adding music made it seem a bit like I was watching early film that had musical accompaniment. It is an area I hope to experiment with more. Editor's Note: Below are three high definition video players. Viewers have the option to view the videos full-screen. Plus the videos are downloadable. a moment arrival the turn
21 Comments
Rafael González
12/11/2018 08:45:35
Wonderful! Thank you very much for Thank you very much for sharing and information about the app.
Phillip Klampe
12/11/2018 20:34:46
Thanks Rafael! There certainly are a lot of art apps available but Procreate seems to be one of the best.
Rafael González
12/12/2018 08:53:25
My pleasure! A work very dreamy and beautiful.
Evan Cantor
12/11/2018 15:44:45
sweet video--I like the artwork. Have you ever used scratchboard to do white-on-black art? It's probably not as forgiving as the iPad...
Phillip Klampe
12/11/2018 20:39:32
Thanks Evan! Many years ago I remember doing some scratchboard drawings. I think we had to make them ourselves. Definitely not as forgiving. I don't usually do much editing so maybe I could still do a scratchboard without screwing it up too much. I don't have any idea what I'm going to draw before hand so that helps some.
Frank
12/11/2018 22:17:09
Fun to see how your drawings come to life.
Phillip Klampe
12/12/2018 20:42:21
Thanks Frank! I appreciate it.
Ryan
12/12/2018 08:11:56
These are great! It’s fun to see the ideas literally come to life step by step and the musical accompaniment sets the perfect tone. Excellent job!
Phillip Klampe
12/12/2018 20:44:46
Thanks for your comments Ryan! Glad you thought the music fit. 12/12/2018 11:03:15
.. this is what I call great true *alternative* entertainment - like a movie that becomes a picture .. accompanied by wonderful tasteful music.. Bravo! .. very much my taste!
Phillip Klampe
12/12/2018 20:47:48
Thanks Lord Litter! Appreciate your comments and glad you liked.
Penny
12/12/2018 18:34:55
Very cool art...
Phillip Klampe
12/12/2018 20:48:48
Thanks for your comments Penny!
Dylan Houser
12/12/2018 18:56:50
Great work! I also don't usually know what I'm going to draw beforehand whenever I do get around to making visual art, heh
Phillip Klampe
12/12/2018 20:50:00
Thanks Dylan! Appreciate it. Yeah, makes you wonder who is actually doing the drawing!
Jeremiah Paddock
12/13/2018 19:21:09
These are epic. I really love watching them come together.
Phillip Klampe
12/15/2018 21:18:56
Thanks Jeremiah! I appreciate it.
Lumen K
12/14/2018 08:42:00
What a delight! Thank you for giving us an amazing artistic experience. The music is so well matched to the drawings. I have been tempted to get one of those Apple pens for my iPad Pro. I can't claim to be the artist you are, but I like how it jumpstarted your drawing. I am thankful that it did. Maybe it can do the same for me.
Phillip Klampe
12/15/2018 21:25:49
Thanks very much! You can of course draw without the pencil and there are cheaper options, but for detailed drawing that feels close to using a real pencil, it works great. If you had told me 20 years ago that someday I would pay $100. for a pencil, I would have thought you were crazy. who knew then what technology would bring. Thanks again.
Adam J Naworal
12/17/2018 18:06:25
What a fascinating series of videos with great drawings to boot! Excellent, Phillip!
Phillip Klampe
12/18/2018 22:18:11
Thanks Adam! I appreciate it. Leave a Reply. |
Phillip KlampePhillip Klampe has been enjoying music and sound since that little pocket radio in the late 1960s started sharing music and weird noise on the AM band. Failed attempts at piano, guitar, and violin over the years eventually led to experimenting with music in the late 1970s thanks to the D.I.Y. methods exposed by punk and post punk music. The rise of the cassette tape networking of the 1980s resulted in the first homogenized terrestrials sounds being made available (1986). Since settling on that name, there have been many releases over the years as well as collaborations and a few performances. Related hobbies are photography, drawing, digital graphics, and buying synths (both hard and soft). Archives |
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