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| Since the late 1980's June Atkin Sanders and I have worked
together on a number of projects |
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Images created for a amimated video |
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When June and I first met in 1986 she had been working
with the early computer paint programs since their advent. Having created
a short video for a musician she was looking for a simple childrens’
story to animate. I’d been sitting with a story of a 500-feet-tall
giantess made of fire, who appears spontaneously in a country village
in Provence, to first terrify, and then befriend and counsel, the country
folk.
We labored for three years with little success, with hopelessly inadequate
and primitive equipment, attempting to produce a convincingly fiery
giantess. Although the original video was never completed, out of this
exercise emerged a number of magickal images that will tickle the fancy
of any who’ve recalled their Cathar incarnations. |
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Images created on the computer from scanning my landscapes
and book covers |
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Over the years June and I have collaborated in creating a number of
images for specific purposes. We generated a line of sacred greeting
cards using my hand-drawn graphix as a basis for June’s elegant
computer modulation. June also created the intriguing cover for the
first edition of my 1993 book, ‘Dolphins, Telepathy & Underwater
Birthing’ for Bear & Company, subsequently republished in
2001 by Origin Press with the new title of ‘Adventures Among Spiritual
Intelligences’.
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Images that we created together by hand for a series on
the emergence of the feminine impulse |
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Growing frustrated with the limitations and the essential
sameness of computer generated effects, and having discovered that we
work very compatibly, June and I started exploring whether we could
develop hand-drawn pieces by working on them together. We allow the
images to grow spontaneously after an agreement on the general direction
of the graphic, passing the drawing back and forth from NYC to NM, each
of us adding and integrating elements until a final gestalt emerges. |
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Video animation collaboration with videographer,
Flame Schon. |
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The Helianx Awakens is a short animated video which illustrates
a prose poem I received in the mid-1980s as I sat in a small hotel room
in Cuzco, Peru.
For some years I’d been looking for a videographer who might be
able to take on The Helianx Proposition, a much longer and more complex
challenge. When I met Flame Schon in 2004 we agreed to work first on
a shorter piece, to see how we were able to collaborate. It turned out
better than I could have expected. The Helianx Awakens is that piece.
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The Helianx Proposition is a 32-minute animated DVD using
the hand-drawn pages of the book as a starting point. Related by the author
on top of a mesa in New Mexico, and animated by videographer, Flame Schon,
it draws on the persistent stories in human prehistory of intelligent
dragons, Rainbow and Feathered Serpents. It also proposes the ongoing
presence of an extraterrestrial entity so deeply embedded in the biosphere
as to have gone largely unnoticed in the course of human history. |
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