Next step After Effects.
Thursday, 11 February 2010
Full Alphabet Animation Test
Here is a quick edit of all the footage from my alphabet. It was created using a bowl of lemonade and then adding bicarbonate of soda to it to create the fizz effect over the letters.
Next step After Effects.
Next step After Effects.
Labels:
animation,
design,
typography,
uni work,
video
Thursday, 4 February 2010
Alphabet Animation Tests
For our new project in which we have to create an animation of an alphabet using practical methods. I began by looking at this example of an animation using unexpected methods, they used a speaker and a mixture of cornstarch and water into which he dropped the letters and with the vibration of the speaker they were engulfed into the mixture.
I then started experimenting myself and I came across effervescent tablets, which reacted in the water to fizz and hide the letter
From this I experimented more, using 3D letters in a bowl of water which i held an effervescent tablet in to make it fizz over the letter and mask it.
However, this was very unpredictable so I decided to try using a bowl of lemonade and adding bicarbonate of soda to it to create the fizz effect over the letters. This worked a lot better and produced a more violent reaction.
I then started experimenting myself and I came across effervescent tablets, which reacted in the water to fizz and hide the letter
From this I experimented more, using 3D letters in a bowl of water which i held an effervescent tablet in to make it fizz over the letter and mask it.
However, this was very unpredictable so I decided to try using a bowl of lemonade and adding bicarbonate of soda to it to create the fizz effect over the letters. This worked a lot better and produced a more violent reaction.
Wednesday, 3 February 2010
Selleck Waterfall Sandwich
What could be better than the combination of Tom Selleck, a waterfall and a sandwich in one image. Well nothing, so check out this blog that only combines those three things over and over again.
Thursday, 28 January 2010
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
Thursday, 10 December 2009
Human Interaction GUI
For the last six weeks me and Amy (http://amytblog.blogspot.com) have been working on our green screen project. We based our idea for our human interface on the idea of someone changing from something quite likeable and light to someone quite dark and manipulative. To demonstrate this we wanted to take a real life example, so we based our piece on Charles Manson.
Here are a few screenshots:
Here are a few screenshots:
A-B text
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
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