灵感来源于BBC Earth的主旨：大开眼界。
所以定下了以老虎眼睛为画面主体的方案，眼睛在这里有两层含义：
1，代表了BBC Earth的作品，面向观众，它们是展示世界的窗口，包罗万象。
2，代表了BBC Earth的观众，他们透过创作团队的眼睛去看这个世界，发现地球之美，宇宙之美。
老虎的瞳孔是上帝之眼(Helix Nebula，编号NGC 7293)，代表洪荒宇宙。
老虎使用水墨肌理来表现，与中国春节的传统气息相结合。水墨中幻化出的动物剪影，来自BBC Earth纪录片的剧照和截图，代表生生不息的万物生灵。契合中国人在春节的美好祈愿，也契合BBC Earth的内容与精神。
图中的汉字“大千世界，虎虎生威”，就是对以上内容的总结。
My inspiration comes from the main theme of BBC Earth’s: Eye-opening（大开眼界）. Therefore, I decided to use tiger’s eye as the main image of the poster. The eye has two meanings: 1, It represents the works of BBC Earth. Facing to the audience, they are windows to show the world, and they are all-encompassing. 2. It also represents the audience of BBC Earth, who see the world through the eyes of the creative team to discover the beauty of the earth and the universe.
The pupil of the tiger is the Eye of God (Helix Nebula, number NGC 7293), which represents the great universe.
The tiger is represented by the texture of ink and wash, combined with the traditional atmosphere of the Chinese Spring Festival.
The animal silhouettes in the ink painting are all from the stills and screenshots of the BBC Earth documentary, and they represent the endless living beings. It is in line with the Chinese people's good wishes for the Spring Festival, and also in line with the content and spirit of BBC Earth.
The Chinese characters in the poster “Great Thousand Worlds, Grow in power like tigers" is a summary of the above content.
所以定下了以老虎眼睛为画面主体的方案，眼睛在这里有两层含义：
1，代表了BBC Earth的作品，面向观众，它们是展示世界的窗口，包罗万象。
2，代表了BBC Earth的观众，他们透过创作团队的眼睛去看这个世界，发现地球之美，宇宙之美。
老虎的瞳孔是上帝之眼(Helix Nebula，编号NGC 7293)，代表洪荒宇宙。
老虎使用水墨肌理来表现，与中国春节的传统气息相结合。水墨中幻化出的动物剪影，来自BBC Earth纪录片的剧照和截图，代表生生不息的万物生灵。契合中国人在春节的美好祈愿，也契合BBC Earth的内容与精神。
图中的汉字“大千世界，虎虎生威”，就是对以上内容的总结。
My inspiration comes from the main theme of BBC Earth’s: Eye-opening（大开眼界）. Therefore, I decided to use tiger’s eye as the main image of the poster. The eye has two meanings: 1, It represents the works of BBC Earth. Facing to the audience, they are windows to show the world, and they are all-encompassing. 2. It also represents the audience of BBC Earth, who see the world through the eyes of the creative team to discover the beauty of the earth and the universe.
The pupil of the tiger is the Eye of God (Helix Nebula, number NGC 7293), which represents the great universe.
The tiger is represented by the texture of ink and wash, combined with the traditional atmosphere of the Chinese Spring Festival.
The animal silhouettes in the ink painting are all from the stills and screenshots of the BBC Earth documentary, and they represent the endless living beings. It is in line with the Chinese people's good wishes for the Spring Festival, and also in line with the content and spirit of BBC Earth.
The Chinese characters in the poster “Great Thousand Worlds, Grow in power like tigers" is a summary of the above content.
