Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Monday, September 16, 2013
Seminar 4 - Feedback
Feedback received from 4th seminar..
- Must show more iterations and process of final selected work (type, illustrations, sound)
- Make the character and the environment dynamic.
- The animation does not look Indian. Try to incorporating an Indian in terms of visuals.
- Complete the script and entire storyboard.
- Increase work speed.
Ant and Other Characters
The above ant is the one that was selected as the character to be used in the animation. This particular one was selected since it resembles an actual ant. The other two were more like the stereotypical cartoon character. Since the animation is going to be an educational one, the latter would have not been appropriate as it would not correctly demonstrate actions and movements of the ant compared to the first one.
After finalizing the final character for the ant, the other characters in the animation were illustrated using the same visual language.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Monday, September 2, 2013
Awesome Ants - Storyboard 2
After getting feedback on the first version of my Awesome Ants storyboard, I reworked on it and made a few changes in the visual approach towards the animation by adding and removing a few things.
A new element I intend to use throughout my animation is - a magnifying glass. My first storyboard also had one, but only at the end. In this version, I will introduce the magnifying glass in the beginning of the animation itself, which will work as a tool that zooms in to the activities of the ants.
Basically, I wish to use the magnifying glass as a tool for observing things or "looking closely" which is a part of the call to action in the animation.
This is not the whole storyboard. I plan to start making the background visuals and a few clips of the animation to get an idea of what it would actually look like. Once I'm done with that, i'll move forward by finishing the remaining storyboard.
A new element I intend to use throughout my animation is - a magnifying glass. My first storyboard also had one, but only at the end. In this version, I will introduce the magnifying glass in the beginning of the animation itself, which will work as a tool that zooms in to the activities of the ants.
Basically, I wish to use the magnifying glass as a tool for observing things or "looking closely" which is a part of the call to action in the animation.
This is not the whole storyboard. I plan to start making the background visuals and a few clips of the animation to get an idea of what it would actually look like. Once I'm done with that, i'll move forward by finishing the remaining storyboard.
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