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10x10x17

For 10x10, we were faced with the task of creating 10 films in 10 days- a feat which allowed me to diversify my skills and try new things every day. Before the project began I thought of a few ideas I could do each day, but didn't necessarily have to stick with them each day. Day 1: Typical Vampire Love Story I used traditional paper and pencil for this animation as it was the first day of the project and was something I had not done for a while, as well as being the easiest form to set up. This film was originally with no sound as it was the first day and no composers had created music yet. However it was pleasing to see that multiple composers created different scores for it, and the moods were different depending on the tone of the music. As there was not much time to set up a serious planning and experimentation, I used my sketchbook to make thumbnail storyboards and started the actual animation process without much refining. Overall I think that this is a good st...

Jewellery Collaboration Project

Group research links: https://uk.pinterest.com/dimanowarah/jewellery-collaboration/ http://animationjewellerycollaboration.weebly.com/ For this collaborative project Ruth, Dima, Isabella and I have worked together to create a mass housing solution for 100 years in the future. Brainstorm of basic concepts and ideas Before the initial meeting, Isabella and I brainstormed a few ideas that we could bring up for discussion. Though relatively undeveloped, it helped to get into the idea of speculating what would happen in the future. Looking back at it, I can see that we did end up taking some ideas involuntarily, e.g. 3D printing and ocean exploration. Before deciding any groups or ideas, we first had a jewellery and animation workshop. In this we experimented with cuttlefish and sand casting. Though mine was unsuccessful, it was still interesting to see the process and the materials used in this department. Notes and ideas on what to put on a phonotrope In the ph...