Wow, that was pretty amazing. Using sand as a material is a very cool way to study the concepts of positive/negative, additive/subtractive. There's a whole study in there on how she uses the different parts of her hands so expressively to erase and make marks. And then there's the problem-solving aspect of the technology end of things: Backlighting the work area, and filming, projecting the action realtime, so the audience can see, and the use of the soundtrack (sound effects and music) to move the story forward. Are you going to try this yourself?
Wow, that was pretty amazing. Using sand as a material is a very cool way to study the concepts of positive/negative, additive/subtractive. There's a whole study in there on how she uses the different parts of her hands so expressively to erase and make marks. And then there's the problem-solving aspect of the technology end of things: Backlighting the work area, and filming, projecting the action realtime, so the audience can see, and the use of the soundtrack (sound effects and music) to move the story forward. Are you going to try this yourself?
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