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ellamaughan · 3 years

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Personal Film- week 1 08/03/2021-

Based on the 12 principles of animation, we have to create a short 2-3 second animation this week based on our creative interpretation of what the 13th principle could be.

Project brief:

As an individual, create a short sequence in response to the question - 'what is the 13th Principle?' - using a bouncing ball motif.

Duration: 2-3 seconds

Deadline: 15th March

No Colour - Must be BLACK & WHITE

Incorporate your 13th principal as text

I started brainstorming ideas of what I could research about and found myself being interested in claymation and the use of Plasticine to animate with. With this in mind I started to research some inspirational artists and how they make their work:

Artist 1: Alexander Unger

Alexander is a stop motion artist who works with clay and other various objects to create his work. I found his work when browsing Instagram. He is a 28 year old from Sweden. Quote from his Patreon: “ The feeling of creating something from scratch with my own two hands and seeing it come to life is something that I will never get tired of.”

https://www.instagram.com/guldies/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZqIQmdSa1E

https://www.patreon.com/guldies

I found Alexander’s work to be very inspirational in the sense of his use of some of the principles. For example: Squash and Stretch. I also liked his use of sound design because it really made his work come to life. I found his Instagram and YouTube pages which I have linked at the top.

What I could take from his work as inspiration:

I think within my animation, I want to incorporate the principles, like Alexander has done. It makes his work look smooth and realistic based on the movements. I also like his unique bright colour choices. However, in the project brief it stated we could only use grey scale so for this week its more about the movement rather than colour too.

Artist 2: Margaret Scrinkl

Margaret Scrinkl is a Illustrator, animator at Margaret Scrinkl. She creates beautiful hand cut out paper art, using paper and a scalpel. Her animations are also made by using paper.

https://www.scrinkl.com/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYuY9YrO9-8

https://www.scrinkl.com/tagged/processscrinkl

I found Margaret’s work when browsing for some paper artists that seem inspiring for the project. My teachers suggested using paper cut out for the animation so, I wanted to have a look to see if that could be an option for me. I like Margaret’s use of bright colours and friendly ‘child-like’ appearance. She creates very intricate work and there is a lot of detail.

What I could take from her work as inspiration:

I think visually her work is really lovely to look at, so maybe I could try and make my work visually nice so it captures the audiences attention. I also like her use of simple animation movements. However, I feel more drawn to using Plasticine for my animation.

Artist 3: Ben Treat

Ben Treat is a young self taught animator who works with clay. He posts a lot of behind the scenes to his animations so his audience can see his thoughts and process. He creates animation shorts which are very inspirational.

https://www.instagram.com/franticframes/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5uewak1o_RlHbU_10iGliw

I found Ben’s work on Instagram, while looking for inspirational artists to follow. I found his work interesting because I like the concept of working with clay. His animations looks smooth and he has a good sense of the 12 principles of animation.

What I could take from his work as inspiration:

I have noticed that some of his work is looping, which I think looks really nice from the audiences perspective. I think I might incorporate this into my work so that my animation looks smoother.

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scrinkl · 3 years

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