Sir Quentin Blake is a famous artist most known for his illustrations for the children's author Roald Dahl, and a new project is underway to turn one of his own illustrative storybooks into an animated short film.
The animated film will be called 'Clown Thrown Away,' and is inspired by Sir Quentin Blake's storybook 'Clown.' The story will be about a toy Clown that has been thrown away into a bin of unwanted toys, and the Clown works to get itself and its fellow discarded toys out of the bin. The animated film will not have any dialogue, only visuals and music in order to portray its uplifting story.
The project is currently campaigning for funds on Kickstarter.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Animated Story Adaptations
- There is an opportunity to adapt more classic children's storybooks into animated films without dialogue, potentially opening up to new audiences.
- Visual-based Storytelling
- Visual-only storytelling in animation can offer new opportunities to tell stories, particularly in non-verbal narratives.
- Crowdfunding for Creative Projects
- Crowdfunding can be an effective way for creative projects to gain funds and support from their audience, potentially opening up to new and more unique ideas.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Animation
- In the animation industry, there is an opportunity to expand storytelling creatively through visual-only narratives.
- Publishing
- The publishing industry has an opportunity to explore adding new dimensions to classic storybooks via animated adaptations.
- Crowdfunding Platforms
- Crowdfunding platforms have an opportunity to support more unique creative projects, especially those with an innovative approach to storytelling.
