From Ideality to Reality- a Case Study of Mondrian Style

Lin, Rungtai; Hsieh, Hui Yueh; Sun, Ming-Xean; Gao, Ya-Juan

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-40093-8_37

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“…Product is the implementation of signification and expressions which can then be transmitted to the viewer while the artist's and the viewer's thoughts are identical (P. H. Lin et al, 2009;C. L. Lin et al, 2015;R. Lin et al, 2016).…”

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The Research on Character Design Based on the Chinese Mythology: A Case Study of Shisa

Fang¹,

Gao²,

Lin³

et al. 2018

JCRS

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Chinese mythology with its profound cultural asserts and the unconstrained imagination is an indispensable factor in animation creation. The rich resources of myth in ancient China provided a broad space for the creation of animation film and inherited a long ethnic culture. Firstly, the study creates an animation mythological character design model according to the literature review to provide the operational theory for animation design, which consists of three main parts: central idea, research method, and conceptual model. Secondly, the research sums up the animation character creative process framework through the case of Shisa with the specific ideas of creative design. Four steps are used to design a mythological character: set a scenario (illustration), tell a story (interpretation), write a script (reaction), and design a character (reflection). It has analyzed how to integrate the information about the mythology and stimulate the designers' creative imagination in the animation character design in order to create the artworks with unique oriental charm.

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The Research on Character Design Based on the Chinese Mythology: A Case Study of Shisa

Fang¹,

Gao²,

Lin³

et al. 2018

JCRS

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“…In the view of artistic production as a form of symbol transmission, an artist encodes into his work a particular message that is later decoded by the audience [14][15][16]. Investigating artistic creation from the perspective of audience decoding helps us better understand the artist's creative process [17][18][19]. The levels of artistic creativity can be described as denotation and connotation [20,21].…”

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Inheritance of Traditional Family Values: A Comparative Study of Family Ancestral Shrines and Related Paintings of Lee Family

Sun

Cao

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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Apart from providing a haven, a home serves also as a place where people can develop their personalities and temperaments. Traditions within families are an often-unseen force that has a profound effect on people. In this article, the authors explore the meaning and value of family traditional inheritance in the current context and what manifestations may occur. After reviewing the history and characteristics of ancestral shrines, this study further examined the forms of expression used to express “home” and “family traditions” from the creator’s perspective. A conceptual framework is provided for subsequent case studies. Considering the role and importance of different creations in the transmitting of family traditions, a family memorial hall named “Qiyun Residence” and a series of paintings called “Home: Sweet Home” were created by members of this family to analyze and interpret family traditions. The importance of family traditions cannot be overstated, but they must be appropriately expressed. It is our aim that the examples presented in this article show how “Traditional” can be transferred to “Modernity” for the sustainability of culture.

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“…For the audience to understand the cultural significance of crafts, three steps must be followed: (1) attracting their own attention (recognition); (2) generating correct cognition (understanding); and (3) forming deep emotions (reflection) [2,33,37,[42][43][44]. In short: "recognition", as a situational perception, indicates whether the craft appeals to the audience; "understanding", as an artistic cognition, indicates whether the audience can understand the meaning of the message it conveys; "reflection" is a psychological feeling that indicates whether the audience can be moved in the process of viewing the craft.…”

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A Pilot Study on Reproduction and Sustainable Development under the Promotion of Crafts: Taking Weaving in Taiwan as an Example

Sun

Lin

2022

Sustainability

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Taiwan’s crafts have a long history and distinctive characteristics. Crafting faces many challenges, such as the lack of new involvement and how to achieve sustainable development. This study takes Taiwanese weaving as an example. Employing a qualitative research method, this study focuses on measures that will help achieve sustainable development. After reviewing the humanistic approaches toward and values of craftsmanship, a conceptual model of communication and cognition between craftsmen and the public is constructed using communication theory. Data were collected using semi-structured interviews with three craftsmen in the field of weaving. The findings indicate that the tenacity and connotations of Taiwanese crafts have been well protected. The question of how to make it sustainable has become increasingly more important. Three features were identified that may be important considerations to make for future development efforts: (1) emphasizing the cultivation of craftsmanship education; (2) keeping pace with the times so that handicrafts continue to transform; and (3) letting the crafts better reflect the true meaning of life. Future studies will further validate the results of this study, avoiding too few respondents or the limitations of subjective opinions.

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From Ideality to Reality- a Case Study of Mondrian Style

Cited by 14 publications

References 16 publications

The Research on Character Design Based on the Chinese Mythology: A Case Study of Shisa

The Research on Character Design Based on the Chinese Mythology: A Case Study of Shisa

Inheritance of Traditional Family Values: A Comparative Study of Family Ancestral Shrines and Related Paintings of Lee Family

A Pilot Study on Reproduction and Sustainable Development under the Promotion of Crafts: Taking Weaving in Taiwan as an Example

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