The poem I looked at "The Angel" by William Blake, I interpreted it as a dream where he was a woman, bcause dreams are not physical objects I had to look at abstract ideas which I could use to represent the idea of a dream, using contrast between night and day, stars in the night sky, and movements such as the moon increasing so you are unable to see the sun, and the stars exploding out from the middle to show the concept of dreams being out there and out of your control like his was. The border around the faces are to create the idea of him being trapped in his dream, I used a womans face sleeping, with a mans face awake, fading them into each other, to show the idea of him dreaming of being a woman, and also having it at the end to show he wakes from his dream eventually. I found this poem hard to understand but the more I red over it, it began to make sense metaphorically. Because dreams are not physical objects you cannot draw I wanted to base my animation around being abstract with images that were somewhat recognisable but still made you think and having to look more into it and the idea behind it. The movements and images used are representation of the first paragraph of the poem, and although some parts were a strugggle using PImages and putting the final clip together, I am happy with the final outcome and the abstract development of my animation. For future projects where processing is used, I would take more time into creating the images used and would like to look into using certaion processing files where I can create scenaries and objects.
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