Al Balad animations
AL BALAD - Napoleon from Carlos Lascano on Vimeo.
AL BALAD - Beethoven from Carlos Lascano on Vimeo.
AL BALAD - Ghandi from Carlos Lascano on Vimeo.
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Carlos Uses a blend of techniques in a superb way. Photos illustrations and models. He even manage to use live footage on eyes without making it feeling scary or obscure.
Another part of these animations I really like is how he manages to create some atmosphere in his shots. I doesn’t feel like 2D surfaces hanging in an empty space. You can feel the volume in the environment and get a sense of the surroundings. I think he achieves this by using shadows and light in a good way. While composing his scenes with a distinct foreground middle ground and background he puts objects in the foreground in shadow. A classic way of lighting scenes that emphasises the depth.
Another part of these animations I really like is how he manages to create some atmosphere in his shots. I doesn’t feel like 2D surfaces hanging in an empty space. You can feel the volume in the environment and get a sense of the surroundings. I think he achieves this by using shadows and light in a good way. While composing his scenes with a distinct foreground middle ground and background he puts objects in the foreground in shadow. A classic way of lighting scenes that emphasises the depth.
Carlos also uses a lot of particle effects in this short. Both camera dust and scratches but also particles flying by in the scene. This also helps create a sense of atmosphere and space. My guess is that the dust he uses is not generated particles but a transparent video layer.
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