Good news....

Finally have a lead on the "Syd Barrett" double....

This one I have some great ideas for....I think...

Meanwhile I'm looking at.....

And.....

To name a few! :)

Barrett, oh Barrett

Long at last....never though this would come to an end to be honest.

These animations do take time. My computer tells me that the project began back in June 2011. 

That's a year in the works. Well...It didn't exactly take me a year. Lots of short stops along the way. But anyhow...it's ready...and online! So enjoy! :)

New Twitter Channel:

https://twitter.com/AnimatedFloyd

Feel free to follow!

This one has been bugging me for a LONG time!

Random shots of progress.

I never said that I wouldn't do "Dark Side of the Moon"
I said I wanted to do it right! 

The same goes for "Wish You Were Here" - You have to bear in mind that I'm going up against giants here. 

And this one, is for Sadghost12 ;)

In the pipes...

Here's a picture of the Pipeline:

First Post and Welcome.

Hello World and readers! 

My name is Alex. Freelance graphic artist and long-time Pink Floyd fan.

This blog, I hope (though highly unlikely) will be a compliment to my Youtube Channel which now has been populated with my short animated tributes to the art of Pink Floyd and Hipgnosis. 

My statement of purpose is simple. I want to dissect, warp and reimagine all Pink Floyd related covers (solo efforts included) for the greater purpose of .... well.... my own personal amusement.

 
It all began when I saw this little thing and I must say that the fluency and creativness is absolutely astounding. This is brilliant and I bow to the artist, whoever the artist may be.

I've been designing and redesigning Pink Floyd titles as long as I can remember. Sharing and trading illegal recordings (what some may prefer to call bootlegs) saw a drastic boost back in the early 2000s. Direct Connect hubs were set up for this specific purpose, people started digitizing their videos and age old cassette tapes and I was an avid collector of nearly any recording released. 

My main concern then, as well as now, is the visual representation of the work released. Pink Floyd, backed by the visions of Storm Thorgerson and his Hipgnosis studio, has one of the most iconic and recognizable backlots of artwork and I saw a purpose in transposing this to the Bootleg circuit. The output is questionable but occasionally aesthetically pleasing. Eventually this did shift from static graphics to animation and this is where it all began......