A Saga of Flying Cranes: Inspiration
Cranes are the inspiration for a project in a historic building in the historic West Adams neighborhood of Los Angeles.
The gold-leafed surfaces of traditional Japanese screens often serve as a background for crane, and other images.
Although standing cranes are pleasing, flying cranes provide more movement.
The element of the fading red moon (probably conceived by the artists of such screen and scroll paintings as a sun), was found particularly attractive.
The richly textured and patterned borders of traditional Japanese scroll painting may provide direction and context for the border design of the piece.
The Asian depiction of cranes seems to differ in some aspects to the Western. Photographic and cinematic images of flying cranes stimulate design and composition ideas.
Incredible patterns and textures found in the image below suggest movement, relating to that of the Flying Cranes.
More Inspiration.
I am thrilled to be involved in such an exciting project, and am looking forward to see what happens next!
To Be Continued…
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