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Currently I am looking at real world Fauna and Jean Paul's 2007 Spring/Summer collections, I like the theme of ethereal being and will be using said theme to make something inspired by the garden of Eden from Christian stories. I plan to draw multiple variations and designs of these 6 plants, drawing ten thumbnails for each one in colour.  The plant concepts are as follows, 1.A tree trunk with fungal growths in circular shapes and spikes coming out of them growing to make a new plant on top of the currently dead tree trunk. Later on, in animation I may animate a few spores coming from the spikes to add some atmosphere.  2. A flower with spines to help its pollen travel elsewhere, Inspired by my own cacti and certain plants that I've found stuck on my walking trousers when I've gone walking in the New Forest.  3. I need to work on the weight distribution with this one, but it is supposed to be a tree, inspired by stained glass that's present in one of
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The film Metropolis was made during the period between the first world war and the second world war. Though the film was made before the second world war and the rise of Nazi Germany it has many themes and events that heavily reflect what would happen after the film's creation. A dictator at the top of the shown world in the film, the dehumanisation of people who are perceived as strange or different to the typical people. The film's environment design takes from different kinds of movements depending on the space the film is set in at the time which inspires many films that were made about Nazi Germany after the war. The poorly treated, glum people are put in scenery made to cause a feeling of claustrophobia and an overbearing sense of authority looming over both the characters and the watcher, this is caused by the straight structures and the industrial style of the underground city beneath the metropolis, described by Simon Abrams as   ' strictly utilitarian, its stre
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