A MobiTog Collective Fairytale Book - Notes

[BoBo]

That might be of help to start with
Die Geschichte innerhalb des Gemäldes finden
Finding the story inside the painting | Tracy Chevalier

https://www.ted.com/talks/tracy_chevalier_finding_the_story_inside_the_painting

 

[Glenton]

That might be of help to start with
Die Geschichte innerhalb des Gemäldes finden
Finding the story inside the painting | Tracy Chevalier

https://www.ted.com/talks/tracy_chevalier_finding_the_story_inside_the_painting

Thanks BoBo. Very interesting including the comments.

One of those: "Oh, God! I didn't know this woman is novelist of one of my favourite books. I'm so ashamed. I had read book and watched the film Girl with a Pearl Earring years ago. It was really impressive.
Even when listening a song, I try to find what it means indeed. I can't say that I know many things about art of painting. But I think every painting has a story. Look into this girl's eyes. How painful and excited they are! Nobody can't say me there is something like art without story an feelings. Cause I know effort has a story.
Thank you Tracy Chevalier! Your style is unique.."

BoBo I really appreciate if you can tell us more about your recommendation on:

Before I quote most answers here, I'd rather just answer.

I love the idea! But

Kinda typical German - analytic - approach and I have to say, I had the exact same thought but wouldn't be able to express it in English like GG* did
* have to nickname you GeeGee from now on

Please try in English as you can. Don't need to be perfect, just understandable (as I do ).
Or, if you prefer, write it in German and maybe a good friend of mine from Bremen want to help with the translation

 

[FundyBrian]

That might be of help to start with
Die Geschichte innerhalb des Gemäldes finden
Finding the story inside the painting | Tracy Chevalier

https://www.ted.com/talks/tracy_chevalier_finding_the_story_inside_the_painting

That was an excellent presentation. The idea of story telling in images always intrigues me.
Where does this get us? The idea will be to make the picture tell the story.

 

[zenjenny]

Kinda typical German - analytic - approach and I have to say, I had the exact same thought but wouldn't be able to express it in English like GG* did

Thanks BoBo. Very interesting including the comments.

BoBo I really appreciate if you can tell us more about your recommendation on:

Please try in English as you can. Don't need to be perfect, just understandable (as I do ).
Or, if you prefer, right in German and maybe a good friend of mine from Bremen want to help with the translation

Or our GroovyGouvy aka GiGi , whose English is most admirable, might translate?

 

[Starzee]

Sounds like we are into Ransom Riggs territory, although our photos will be donated instead of found ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Peregrine's_Home_for_Peculiar_Children

I'm reading the second book, now.

 

[sinnerjohn]

I'm reading the second book, now.

Cool, I wanted to see the film but I think I've missed it now till DVD.

 

[RoseCat]

Cool, I wanted to see the film but I think I've missed it now till DVD.

Me too.

 

[Starzee]

When I first stumbled on this awesome forum one thing that attracted me was your EOS. At that time the participants were creating a story as well as a work of Surprise. That was in July sometime, I think. I thought that was pretty clever. I'm sure the creative minds around here could concoct a pretty sweet fairy tale.
As an aside, it was weeks before I discovered what EOS stood for.

 

[BoBo]

That was an excellent presentation. The idea of story telling in images always intrigues me.
Where does this get us? The idea will be to make the picture tell the story.

Exactly that's what I've done with "lyin Ted" a few post ago/above