Experiments 1-4
Animation Experiment 2
This is my second rendition of animating my sheep. I added more sheep, texturized the elements, and added movement to the flowers. My export settings washed out the color on the flowers, unfortunately. For my next version, I’ll have to fix that, add a shepherd, and smooth out the movements. What do you think? Any suggestions?
Griddyyyy
My 22$ Amazon Prime Day label maker is likely the most valuable thing I own. I have touched so many lives and printed so many hilarious low-resolution pictures with it.
For this experiment, I broke apart a video of NFL All-Pro Justin Jefferson’s trademark celebration the “Griddy” into individual frames, printed those out and riddled them about Wheatley.
Loopz
Man I sure hope these play!
My original idea for these loops was basically to have busy crowd shots that looped, and then draw focus on one member of that crowd by highlighting them in a color.
Crowd.
Emphasis on one using a color.
Salty Poster
I quite like Adobe Aero, all things considered.
I don’t know how they intended the feature of being able to use the pre-set 3D forms as masks to be implemented, but I really like using it as a way to constrain an environment to what appears to the viewer as a 2D plane.
This idea of extending one image into faux walls, floors and ceilings was something I first attempted in a middle school architecture competition. I won.
M.A.R.C.H. Musical Factory (Aero Poster)
Finish all the interactive poster, this animation will appear per user’s click on centered cyclone (🌀).
https://adobeaero.app.link/ZUHOT9qpuFb
Flipping narrative sheets of Cross-cultural learners
This animation demonstrates my cultural view that is different with local student, and my reaction on the intercultural final and impressions about instructor’s personality. I am anxious for such a tiny period of any kind of exam, last moment when I am about to add more for my critical thinking task is out of time and have to be handled as instructed by him. I love classmates however since he/she appreciate to meet me as an international student. (One last thing: wish me a good luck on Friday’s Final– Intercultural Communication — plus I really need more time to think deeply for each task)
Wearable Functional Tech Roleplays (Flipping paper with various shapes)
Flipping Motions of Coffee Machine UX storyboard (user scenario)
Flip sheets of Robotic Rhythm Tappings
Flip-decks of object rhythmic game model (from storyboarding class last year fall final)
Surprisingly that one of my storyboarding sketches shows the effects of flipping animation (from #5 to #16 in below pictures):
rhythmic-robots (from 360 immersive illustration part objects)
Complex illustrations on an artwork can generate numerous motion objects idea for upcoming projects. This animation is a process of entering the musical game, where the object lifting means start spinning records.
Coffee App Animation
Rhythmic-360 Dizzy Animation
Process animation while exporting 360 view, hope it will get your motion sickness (just kidding — it is my mindset right now during final week)
A pair of Health Bars On the storyboard — Buses
Doing a 360 storytelling with Dr. Jones, I am currently implement an interactivity in the circular shaped Kuula (hotspot)– getting a little stuck on how to implement another image so it can be opened (any student can provide insturctions for me, I am serious). So I did a effortless animation in Canva (I should thought early so that I don’t need think of spending time to figure out how to move the objects). Here are the experiment with motion health bar: