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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Week 1
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Research
(Books)
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Drawing
(Practice)
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Brainstorm
(Ideas)
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Storyboard
(Progression)
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Drawing
(Practice)
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Research
(Book)
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Research
(Book)
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Week 2
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Drawing
(Practice)
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Storyboard
(Progression)
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Character Design
(Photoshop)
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Character Design
(Photoshop)
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Brainstorm
(Idea Check over)
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Research (Online)
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Research (Online)
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Week 3
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Animation Frame Work
(Start of Animation)
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Storyboard
(Check over)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Research (Online)
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Research
(Book)
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Week 4
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Drawing
(Help to keep in the mood and not fall behind)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Storyboard
(Check over)
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Drawing
(Help to keep in the mood and not fall behind)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Drawing
(Help to keep in the mood and not fall behind)
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Storyboard
(Check over)
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Week 5
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Brainstorm
(Idea Check over)
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Storyboard
(Check over)
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Research
(Books)
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Research (Online)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Week 6
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Research
(Animated Films)
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Storyboard
(Check over)
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Research (Online)
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Research (Books)
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Brainstorm (Idea Check Over)
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Rest.
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Rest.
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Week 7
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Week 8
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Animation Frame Work
(Continuation of Animation)
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Monday, 18 March 2019
FMP - Schedule
Here is my planned out schedule to how I will work the next couple months, and hopefully be able to follow it closely in order to complete my work.
FMP - Project Proposal
Title: Abnormals
Project Question: Do super powers take over in the end?
Summary: A story of a young boy who finds out he has powers, and isn't sure what to do with them or to control them, during his confusing stage he comes across to slightly older adults who have powers as well and sees that they live just fine like any normal couple and it gives him hope for his own life, little does he know the mayor knows all about the individuals and their powers and has evil intentions behind it.
Why do I wanna create this project? Because I really like comics and super powers and working on this project with my friend seems very interesting.
Evaluation Method: Summative Evaluation.
Book Research: -
Project Question: Do super powers take over in the end?
Summary: A story of a young boy who finds out he has powers, and isn't sure what to do with them or to control them, during his confusing stage he comes across to slightly older adults who have powers as well and sees that they live just fine like any normal couple and it gives him hope for his own life, little does he know the mayor knows all about the individuals and their powers and has evil intentions behind it.
Why do I wanna create this project? Because I really like comics and super powers and working on this project with my friend seems very interesting.
Evaluation Method: Summative Evaluation.
Book Research: -
Monday, 14 January 2019
Project Proposal
Project Proposal
My project is about a sad tiger and the story behind the heartache using a song from an artist I like, the actions in the story will go with the lyrics and help to explain what the suffering is behind the tiger.
It will show reasons why, and what hurt the tiger to cause it to be so sad, the animal itself will be the creature portraying a girl when she goes through a breakup with a guy she really loved.
The girl will be shown as the tiger and the guy will be shown as the young buck in the video, the girl in which is called Nightmare and the guy is called Dream, polar opposites to one another, symbolising there wasn't much hope of their love lasting in the first place.
Through the video it will be shown that pretty much nature was against them from the start as the names show this and the fact one is a tiger, a solitary hunting predator, and one a herding surviving herbivore. You can't get more different if you tried in personality and existence, yet they still cared for one another, until it falls apart.
This project will show heartbreak and heartache through out as this is what my curiosity is about, portraying sadness through different methods.
It will show reasons why, and what hurt the tiger to cause it to be so sad, the animal itself will be the creature portraying a girl when she goes through a breakup with a guy she really loved.
The girl will be shown as the tiger and the guy will be shown as the young buck in the video, the girl in which is called Nightmare and the guy is called Dream, polar opposites to one another, symbolising there wasn't much hope of their love lasting in the first place.
Through the video it will be shown that pretty much nature was against them from the start as the names show this and the fact one is a tiger, a solitary hunting predator, and one a herding surviving herbivore. You can't get more different if you tried in personality and existence, yet they still cared for one another, until it falls apart.
This project will show heartbreak and heartache through out as this is what my curiosity is about, portraying sadness through different methods.
Monday, 7 January 2019
Small Tiger animation Project Test.
Was just a simple animation I made of a tiger, since I love tigers I wanted to try make something with emotion in it to do with tigers.
This is me starting to work on a small video I will make with a song playing in the background.
And this is a small animation not done yet that will play in another part of the video:
This is me starting to work on a small video I will make with a song playing in the background.
This is the more cleaner version with the proper screen and canvas size for the video:
This is the image but with the effects:
This is roughly 50 seconds long, and this is the first part of my short music animated video.
This is further development of the video;
Monday, 17 December 2018
Animators I Like.
Animators that I know of;
Ubbe Eert Iwerks (UB Iwerks),
Born March 24, 1901 - Died July 7, 1971.
Iwerks was a young starting animator, who actually was good friends with the well known animator Disney, he was the first animator to follow Disney to his success and help to create the beginning characters that are well known by everyone in the Disney company and around the world, such as Mickey Mouse. He was also responsible for the creation of other characters such as Horace Horsecollar and Clarabelle Cow, who were rejected by Disney himself when presented to him.
Iwerks worked in an commercial ad company alongside Disney for sometime, until Disney had a falling out with the company which led him to leave and move to L.A in hopes of becoming successful with his own business, Iwerks followed him along the way, presenting sketch character designs which alternatively got rejected often by Disney.
After a lengthy time spent with Disney, Iwerks felt like he was being mistreated by him, and not credited enough for drawing majority of Disney's greatest animated characters. He couldn't live under the harsh command that Walt Disney had now and so left, accepting a business opportunity from Disney's rival known as Pat Powers. This decision in the end cut off his business partnership and friendship with Walt Disney. And for some time Walt Disney and his business suffered harshly with the loss of Iwerks, but in the end started to pick up when he hired a bunch of young animators to work for him.
Iwerks however didn't seem to achieve such fortune with his business opportunity as a lot of his short animated comedies/series/films went unnoticed and never really got recognised, he was responsible for many creations but they never really drew the public eye.
Iwerks died at the age of 70 in 1971 of a heart attack in Burbank, California.
Walt Elias Disney (Walt Disney)
Born December 5, 1901 - Died December 15, 1966.
(Not finished)
Ubbe Eert Iwerks (UB Iwerks),
Born March 24, 1901 - Died July 7, 1971.
Iwerks was a young starting animator, who actually was good friends with the well known animator Disney, he was the first animator to follow Disney to his success and help to create the beginning characters that are well known by everyone in the Disney company and around the world, such as Mickey Mouse. He was also responsible for the creation of other characters such as Horace Horsecollar and Clarabelle Cow, who were rejected by Disney himself when presented to him.
Horace Horsecollar;
Clarabelle Cow;
Iwerks worked in an commercial ad company alongside Disney for sometime, until Disney had a falling out with the company which led him to leave and move to L.A in hopes of becoming successful with his own business, Iwerks followed him along the way, presenting sketch character designs which alternatively got rejected often by Disney.
After a lengthy time spent with Disney, Iwerks felt like he was being mistreated by him, and not credited enough for drawing majority of Disney's greatest animated characters. He couldn't live under the harsh command that Walt Disney had now and so left, accepting a business opportunity from Disney's rival known as Pat Powers. This decision in the end cut off his business partnership and friendship with Walt Disney. And for some time Walt Disney and his business suffered harshly with the loss of Iwerks, but in the end started to pick up when he hired a bunch of young animators to work for him.
Iwerks however didn't seem to achieve such fortune with his business opportunity as a lot of his short animated comedies/series/films went unnoticed and never really got recognised, he was responsible for many creations but they never really drew the public eye.
Iwerks died at the age of 70 in 1971 of a heart attack in Burbank, California.
Picture of Ubb Eert Iwerks.
Walt Elias Disney (Walt Disney)
Born December 5, 1901 - Died December 15, 1966.
(Not finished)
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