24 April 2015
Final Project (Graphics Design 2 Part 2)
Final Project (Graphics Design 2 Part 2)
This is what the final project would look like in the end
This is what the final project would look like in the end
15 April 2015
Pre-Production (Graphics Design 2 Part 2)
Pre-Production (Graphics Design 2 Part 2)
After deciding the final sketch to make, the progress is to find the material needed for the project. The initial preparation was to find, wooden materials which are thin and flat, however after some time of looking around, I've failed to find any sort of wooden material that fits my needs there are wooden material but the shape and physical form of the material is not to my needs.
Therefore as an alternative solution, I decided to make the project from hard cardboard as a substitute to the original project, although it will not be as sturdy as the original plan, this project now is considered as a prototype making.
The final product will be 90% as similar to the original planned project is terms of design and size the only point that it is different would be the materials used in the project.
After deciding the final sketch to make, the progress is to find the material needed for the project. The initial preparation was to find, wooden materials which are thin and flat, however after some time of looking around, I've failed to find any sort of wooden material that fits my needs there are wooden material but the shape and physical form of the material is not to my needs.
Therefore as an alternative solution, I decided to make the project from hard cardboard as a substitute to the original project, although it will not be as sturdy as the original plan, this project now is considered as a prototype making.
The final product will be 90% as similar to the original planned project is terms of design and size the only point that it is different would be the materials used in the project.
23 March 2015
Task 3 - Personal Project (Animation 2 Part 2)
Task 3 - Personal Project (Animation 2 Part 2)
Selected Artist Analysis
Tetsuya Nomura
Task 2 - Proposal & Topic (Animation 2 Part 2)
Task 2 - Proposal & Topic (Animation 2 Part 2)
Objective
Introduction
to Animation
Bally is a ball that’s trying to cross the road and the first attempt he crosses without looking left and right and almost got hit by a car. He then saw the signboard and tries a second attempt and crosses by looking left and right and managed to cross successfully without any problems
Problem
Statement
Mantin has a lack of zebra crossing and also have a serious
parking problem that obstruct other vehicles from driving safely
Objective
1.
Research
about the Mantin town
2.
Analyze the
Mantin town issues on road safety
3.
Apply
the concept and project on Mantin town animation
Aim
To create awareness of road safety to the town people of
Mantin and the consequences of road safety ignorance
Method
Experimentation (Animation 2 Part 2)
Before I start with the animation an experiment of method needs to be done, in this experiment I used rotoscoping digitally
Capturing a video using my phone I then changed the the video into frames
Before I start with the animation an experiment of method needs to be done, in this experiment I used rotoscoping digitally
Capturing a video using my phone I then changed the the video into frames
Using AI Illustrator tracing the movements using the frames I recreated the video
Similar to rotoscoping but instead of a lightbox here I used digitally traced rotoscoping
Sequence/Storyline
Opening sequence would be Tin man appearing and introducing
himself, and then a kid trying to cross a road. Tin man saw this and moves
towards him and starts to teach him how to cross the road the proper way.
Showing him to look left and right for cars before crossing and use the traffic
lights and zebra crossings. Then he move on to the driver that is coming up the
road during that time and tells him things that what would have happened if he
ignores the road safety and shows the consequences. Finally he goes up to both
of them and tells them the moral of the story
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