Tell Me is an animated drawing that takes 24 hours to view from beginning to end. The drawing is made up of three simple components — a thick line, a thin line and a blurred line. The six Tell Me prototypes are short excerpts that explore how the 24-hour video will be produced.
The “Tell Me I Had a Feeling” prototype explores the timing of the drawing with the music track.
The “Tell Me Fortuna” prototype explores the black point level which is necessary when the drawing is displayed on a room-sized video monitor.
The “Tell Me I Feel It All So Deeply” prototype explores the use of rhythm which is one of the elements used to partition the sequences of the 24-hour Tell Me drawing.
The “Tell Me Your Polaroid Memories” prototype explores the black point level which is necessary when the drawing is displayed on a room-sized video monitor.
The “Tell Me Your Cognitive Dissonance” prototype explores editing techniques which are one of the elements used in the 24-hour Tell Me drawing.
The “Tell Me You’re a Perfect 10 to Me” prototype explores the black point level which is necessary when the drawing is displayed on a room-sized video monitor.
The “Tell Me Your Cognitive Dissonance” prototype explores the use of yellow which is one of the colors used to partition the sequences of the 24-hour Tell Me drawing.