Below is a fascinating video about artist John Frame. After being ready to give up his artistic career as a sculptor, he woke up one night and had a vision. Ever since, he has been working to make that vision real. If you like tim Burton's animated films you'll find this of interest (the video was made to go with an exhibition at the Portland Art Museum and is about five minutes long):
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May 22, 2012
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