Author Archives: Paul Lincoln

The brief for Iron in the Soul was to make prints with an everyday object. In this case, a steam iron. These were then turned into a series of stop motion animations. In order to create an animation with a bit of a story, an additional print was made in which the previously carefully ironed white shirtContinue reading “27. Iron in the Soul”

The initial brief for Mobile St Paul’s was to experiment with four colour silkscreen printing. The images of St Paul’s Cathedral were then turned into a set of mobiles which in turn became the subject of a short video that brought together stop motion animation and filming with a green screen. St Paul’s, one of the mostContinue reading “26. Mobile St Paul’s”

Bedroom Lullaby was a response to a brief to analyse the room in which I sleep, work and study. The challenge was to communicate the scale and nature of this increasingly claustrophobic space overlooking the Barbican towers, a place totally unaffected by the changing of the seasons. A series of ink sketches were abstracted and thenContinue reading “25. Bedroom Lullaby”

A rendition of St Kilda’s Road, Stoke Newington, home for the first nine years

This version of the video has a track using a recording of a gong, manipulated and overlaid with a metronome soundtrack.

This is a version of blog 17 but with a Barbara Streisand soundtrack.

This is a tribute to the recently created Illuminated River project which is relighting twelve of London’s bridges. At the moment, although it has a small audience with so many people staying away from the centre of London, the newly-lit bridges have no traffic on them and a completely still, traffic-free river to illuminate eachContinue reading “17. Illuminated River – stills photography and audacity”

Here the previously-made video now has a home made soundtrack.