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JohnReid
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
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JohnReid
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Thanks Aaron and Comiso! Cheers! John.
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
Those are awesome! On several, I had to remind myself that they weren't vintage photos, but actual dioramas! 
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JohnReid
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Yes, please do let us see your work shop.
You asked for it! Messy eh. Cheers John
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Thanks for posting your workbench, John!
It's cool to see where all those amazing dioramas come from, and you have a real nice setup!
It's cool to see where all those amazing dioramas come from, and you have a real nice setup!
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JohnReid
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
They say the sign of a genius is a messy desk. John you do stupendous work sir.
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JohnReid
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Dioramas as a one frame movie!
"What we wanted to do at the beginning of all this,was to show what happens when you take human beings and put them through hell,then wonder how in the world they will approach life when they come home".
Steven Spielberg on his new piece The Pacific.
I was reading this in my newspaper this morning and it struck me how similar his idea for making a 10- part mini series on the war in the Pacific, and my idea for my latest diorama "Loss Of Innocence,Will it Ever Be The Same" are alike.(We must be reading each others mail.)
This is exactly what I have been writing about recently on the power of the storyboard diorama as a one frame movie.
A movie tells a story in all its thrilling detail and action,on a big screen with music,dialogue etc... a diorama does the same but with one frame.That is the magic and the challenge of the storyboard diorama reducing it all to one frame and still tell a powerful story.Sometimes the story is even more powerful in diorama form because it is left up to the viewer to connect the dots in his mind.A movie lays it all out for you ,a diorama requires a little more imagination on your viewers part.
This is why I believe storyboard dioramas are as much an "Art "as any of the other visual media.
"What we wanted to do at the beginning of all this,was to show what happens when you take human beings and put them through hell,then wonder how in the world they will approach life when they come home".
Steven Spielberg on his new piece The Pacific.
I was reading this in my newspaper this morning and it struck me how similar his idea for making a 10- part mini series on the war in the Pacific, and my idea for my latest diorama "Loss Of Innocence,Will it Ever Be The Same" are alike.(We must be reading each others mail.)
This is exactly what I have been writing about recently on the power of the storyboard diorama as a one frame movie.
A movie tells a story in all its thrilling detail and action,on a big screen with music,dialogue etc... a diorama does the same but with one frame.That is the magic and the challenge of the storyboard diorama reducing it all to one frame and still tell a powerful story.Sometimes the story is even more powerful in diorama form because it is left up to the viewer to connect the dots in his mind.A movie lays it all out for you ,a diorama requires a little more imagination on your viewers part.
This is why I believe storyboard dioramas are as much an "Art "as any of the other visual media.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Agreed. I also think you can do it better than most if not anyone.
A4K
Brigadier General
Lovely work mate!
Evan
Evan
