Just unearthed this doodle I did when I was feeling sh*t about and sorry for myself when I was at art school.

Opening stills from a film that it would be impossible to create in a normal human lifetime.





The entirely painted film composed of watercolours of stills from other films.

All created using one camera (a device I built myself using baton wood and elastic bands) to shoot multiple parts/sections of images from films recreated in watercolour and then overlaid, sped up and 'chroma keyed' as 'cells' in Final Cut.

It came to less than the above description.

I just wanted to recreate a slice of the picaresque lyrics by D. Bovvie on "Five Years".

Probably my favourite lyrics of all time.

Or at least the next five years.

The hands end up painting the legend "Brownian Pictures present"...

I got that far.

I wish I understood this better, because I'd probably be dead impressed if I did.

The opening one speaks to me. The film idea doesn’t.