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Bacon’s Broken Subject. Pitch ‘Francis Bacon is in Paris, preparing for his most prestigious exhibition, and isn’t about to let a troublesome partner ruin it’. Visual Style The story will be drawn in a visceral ‘painted’ style, and reflect Bacon’s palette. It will also incorporate some of his well-known source materials (see below): photos of his subjects; Muybridge photographs of figures and animals in motion; and scenes from Eisenstein’s film Battleship Potemkin. Like many of Bacon’s works, it will be a triptych, in this case, with a sequence of images repeated across the three pages, and ‘framed’ by opening and closing pages. Story I have drafted an outline relating the story idea to proposed visual imagery, and then a script. 
  Paintings by Francis Bacon.  Some of Bacon's sources: Multiple photographs of his subjects; Edward Muybridge photographs of figures in motion; Eisenstein's film, Battleship Potemkin.
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AuthorGraham Johnstone ~ Master of Design - Comics and Graphic Novels student 2016-17 Archives
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