Utterly moving: Updated type motion

So many intriguing animations were shown on Thurday, during the crit. I say I’m pretty surprised a lot, but yes, I was indeed, pretty surprised by this. They were all different and each of them, lead to a nice ending point. I did enjoy this project the most, overall. Even though it was a lot

Artist/Designer Highlight: Alexis Anne Mackenzie

Alexis Anne Mackenzie uses collages to create surreal pieces that have this sense of herritage to them. I’ll give you a few examples of her work, and then get on to talking about them: This piece (on the left) conserves a touch of unusuality to it, with how the collage has a layering of elegant

Utterly moving:Testing out sound

Before making any final decisions, I ended up not having a lot of thought towards what I wanted the music or sounds to be, as there was a very limited amount of time for me to consider what kinds of sounds I would have with in the animated piece. At first, I suppose I was

Adrian’s workshop pt 2

Before properly starting the session, we went over what we were taught in the last lesson from the week previous. Amazingly, I was able to recall what we did in the lesson with changing the text and making it move. It was a little difficult at first, due to the positioning of the words moving

Motion type in films

The majority of film sequences use some interesting type effects, but I don’t pay enough attention to notice that.  Even very well known openings to films keep to the same old traits and are bound by their own aspects. Star Wars’ original opening. Otherwise known as the ‘crawl’, could be recognised easily. I simply adore

Utterly moving: Visual ideas

Over the last week or so, I’ve been coming up with visual ideas to help clear my mind of how I could present the set of words that I’ve got. I started to play around with the idea of making certain words become a shape of something, which would be a direct reference to their