Monday, 20 March 2017

fruit wars


be able to comment on own work

my team did not hit the deadline

each member of the team put in a great deal of effort but the product was not finish on time 

i had to devote my time to help the member of the team 

my team was not able to finish the animation on time because some of the member were still behind on there work 


What went well

1. putting my animation timeline together by putting the aright frames by seconds 

2. drawing the fruits for the storyboard 

3.  

What could  be improved

1. i can improved my drawing characters 

2. my spelling 

3. my second frames slowly down by seconds by seconds 

Monday, 20 February 2017

animating using puppet warp

1 draw character on transparent layer.

2 duplicate layer (press command + j ).

3 go to edit > puppet warp.

4 click pins on character.

5 re-position character.

6 click ok.


Monday, 16 January 2017

create team

unit 1: developing creative media skills


Firstly we had to list our qualities that would be useful when working in a team

my qualities are : teamwork, listening to others and helping others


we organised ourselves into teams.

my team is: brotherhood





Monday, 9 January 2017

animation


  1. open photoshop
  2. set workspace-window-workpace-motan
  3. timeline
  4. click position clock to set first keyframe 
  5. move current time indicator to new position
  6. move figure-newkeyfrapne set 9use move tool)
  7. play animation 

Monday, 12 December 2016

Tracing In Illustrator


Tracing In Illustrator

This is how you do it...


1. Scan the image you wish to work on.
2. Open the programme Adobe Illustrator. Find it in the red folder in the dock with the letters CC on it.
3. Set up an A3 or A4 artboard that is landscape or portrait in orientation. You have to make a choice based on the image you are to work with.
4. Make the size choice and orientation on this screen. Here you can see the size is A3 and the Orientation is portrait.

formal elements








the nature of our looking is based on a series of images of gilbert & george taken in the countryside near colchester. the artists describe it not as a drawing, but as a charcoal-on-paper sculpture. its imposing scale creates the same kind of physical presence