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    View Through A Glass Darkly (Hardback) by David LavellePreview
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    Through A Glass Darkly (Hardback)

    Experiments in polarisation

    by David Lavelle

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    Psychedelic time tunnels can have a big effect on a child’s imagination. Back in the 1960s & 70s Bernard Lodge struck terror into children of David’s generation with the first five title sequences for Doctor Who (to this day much celebrated design classics). The materials he used to develop the Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker sequences included polarising filters, stretched polythene and a light box. Fascinated by the dramatic possibilities of using such simple materials, David created some abstract art quite different from his usual subject matter. Mr Lodge is now a print maker of considerable flair and talent, and David was delighted to meet him at an art fair in 2010 and thank him for his contribution to all those childhood nightmares!



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    • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
    • Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
      # of Pages: 78
    • Publish Date: Mar 29, 2012
    • Keywords Doctor Who Time Tunnel, Polarisation, Polythene, Tunnel, Effervescence, Bubble, iPolar
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    David Lavelle
    East Sussex

    David Lavelle has been a Graphic Designer since 1995. You can email him at this address: david_lavelle@hotmail.com

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