Category Archives: Time-Based
Senior Studio 1 – 10/1 Checkpoint
Animatic: https://vimeo.com/manage/363535541/general Assets: Pictures of apples taken at different angles, in different lightingA picture of the in-between period, this picture specifically taken in more contrasted lighting.
Posted in research, Time-Based
Tagged animatic, bad applez, checkpoint, senior studio project 1
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Opus 2: OverCATowed!
(It’s a pun on Overshadowed + Cat. I’m not that clever.) My concept follows my idea to have a character (Cat) haunted by a blob that serves as his literal shadow, an embodiment of his shame. Lacking a distinct physical … Continue reading
Posted in Time-Based
Tagged advanced animation, animatic, animation, clay, concept art, maya, opus 2, photoshop, pre production, sketches, storyboard
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Motion Graphics Master Post
Main Assignment List: Font Analysis Project Audio Visual Composition Infographics Motion Graphics Project Final Research Project Micro-Assignment List: AE Effects and Techniques: Word Animated 10 Ways Micro-Assignment 1: Edward Paolozzi Micro-Assignment 2: Karel Martens Micro-Assignment 3: Anni Albers Micro-Assignment 4: Radiation, … Continue reading
Production 2 Personal Project
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Tagged after effects, personal project, photoshop, premiere pro, production 2
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Opus 2 Animatic & Schedule
Assets for Stop-Motion: Schedule: 4/11 – 4A, 5B done 4/13 – 3B, 5A done 4/15 – 1A, 2B done 4/17 – 2A,4B done 4/19 – 3A,1B done 4/21 – 6A, 6B done The rest of the time will be … Continue reading
Game Feel Project: Cops and Runners
For the game, I’ve designed the character and the animations around them. Our character, Rob, is a robber trying to outrun the police. My animations include running, jumping, double, jumping, and flashing when hurt. My partners were Brenden, who did assets, … Continue reading
Internet Art
Link: (Try clicking the clock to travel through time!)
Posted in Interactive, Time-Based, Writing
Tagged css, HTML, Interactive Design, internet art, javascript, net art
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M. Sears 