Today I finished putting together my showreel, based on the shelf design I was experimenting with in a previous post. I decided to painstakingly animate the drips in flash frame by frame and then put the rest together in iMovie...
I used music by Kevin MacLeod, you can see the full showreel on my portfolio site rosieball.com
Showing posts with label shelf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shelf. Show all posts
Sunday, 16 May 2010
Monday, 19 April 2010
Update - Late April
Paper work is going well, I have quite a few positions and pieces for the old man character and lots of tiny paper jars. I have found a reasonably sized cardboard box to build the shop in and I've made some of the shelf units and the door. I have though a lot about how the counter will be (one pieces of flat paper, or a folded pieces with a surface top) and how the shop front will appear when animated. I have intested in a high quality camera over the easter holiday and I have been looking more at After Effects. Animating the level segments is not going so well, Flash does not alow the colour to behave as I would like because it is vector. I have also tried using some other animating programmes like Pencil which is simple and effective but crashes a lot. Traditional media has also proven largely unsuccessful so far, I tried making a flip book of the swimming boy but I was going about it the wrong way. I am still enthusiastic to try more at all of these areas and make something that works. Since making my site rosieball.com I am keen to see how I can mold the sweet land page to become my portfolio for assesment. As for a showreel the shelf unit experiment from the previous post could be used for this.
Labels:
animatic,
animation,
boy,
document,
Flash,
jars,
models,
old man,
paper cut out,
paper model,
shelf,
shop,
sweet land
Friday, 2 April 2010
Game Concept Portfolio 2
In order to meet the brief requirements my 'portfolio' needs to be a creative and imaginative display of everything I have produced, emphasising the stylistic themes of my project and embodying them. I am planning on making a display case in effect, a large image of a shelf displaying all visual aspects of my game idea. This may be interactive. Here is an initial mock up I have made..
Labels:
animation,
boy,
document,
Flash,
paper cut out,
photos,
real world,
shelf,
shop,
sweetland
Monday, 29 March 2010
Game Concept Portfolio
I have been thinking of displaying all my work as a shelf of jars, sweets, pictures in frames and other stuff. I could possibly make it become made of colour at the bottom, definitely have it vertically scrolling (tall) and I could make it interactive... this would be nice but its the most difficult option, but it would be best to showcase the videos. Here are some images of shelves, I even found a website about shelving used in old style sweet shops, http://www.oldtimeconfections.com/Displays/furnish.htm and a dolls house furnishings shop http://cynthiahoweminiatures.com/shop/ just by searching for shelves!


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