When I'm writing a script or story and I want to get a handle on the layout and look of a location I often sketch out what I imagine that place to be. Sometimes I'll draw up a place to give me story ideas.
I wrote a short-film script a few years ago after I watched the 1924 Russian silent feature film
Aelita. The work of its designers, Issac Rabinovich and Victor Simov, inspired me to review Constructivist art. What happened was I stormed-up a story. I could not write it down fast enough.
The sketches above came from my pen when I was writing another story idea.
2 comments:
There's a lovely little doodle in a book about Patrick O'Brien's work that shows how the people are sitting at a dinner table, so he could keep straight who would "turn to their left and address the Admiral" and so forth. This adds a third dimension.
Very good.
Thanks for the note!
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