- Feel as though I am have a clear understanding of process and production of an animation.
- I have understood the importance of the design production.
- I have learned the importance of communication when working in a group.
- I have learned what I tend to enjoy doing eg character design, concept design.
- The basic principles of animation.
I tend to enjoy character designing and creating concept art more than actually animating at the beginning of a project, but then once I start animating, I usually start to enjoy the process. I enjoyed working in a group for responsive because I figured out that I enjoyed organising jobs for my group and also for myself. It helped me understand what I enjoyed doing when working in a group and also how to gauge and listen to other creative people.
- How to create an online presence
- How to create a professional portfolio for when I leave university
- How to put myself out there and network
- What kind of events should I be attending
- How to draw digitally successfully
I would like to create some sort of website that is a portfolio of my work. I do have a professional Instagram but I don't tend to keep on top of it. I enjoy creating Daily Doodles to further my practical drawing skills, however I would like to develop my digital drawings skills. I find myself feeling uncomfortable when drawings digitally, however I do feel like I need to push myself to develop my digital drawing skills.
- Visually developing a character
- Feel more comfortable using practical materials e.g watercolour, inks.
- Feel as though I am open to experimenting
- Feel as though I am good at critiquing my own work
- Idea generation
My strengths haven't changed much since 1st year. I feel like I have developed my understanding of why I do certain things or use certain materials, but I do feel like I have a comfort zone that I tend not to venture out of when other people or presenting my work is involved. I am quite confident in what I feel looks good, and I feel as though I am good at engaging with what I enjoy.
- Using technology in the post-production stages
- Developing story lines
- Directing and conducting my own time
- Translating my practical use of mediums to an animation rather than doing things digitally in the end
- Time management,
I am fully aware of what I would like to improve about my work flow. I know that these things are possible and achievable however I can find it quite difficult to apply myself. I feel as though I am not experienced enough to create a practical and creative animation because of how daunting the work load can be. My time management skills shift from time to time, some days I am good at conducting my time and others I'm not too great.
Identify 5 practitioners that demonstrate your interest in Animation
- Don Hertzfeldt - weird and funny
- Bill Plympton
- Georgia Kriss
- Jan Svankmeyer
- The Brother Mcleod
I chose the practitioners because their animations appeal to me the most. They all have a unique aesthetic that vary from in depth concepts to simple, 1 second animations. I find that I am more drawn to quite silly animations but also visually interesting and funny ones too.
- Late Night Work Club
- Georgia Kriss
- The Brothers Mcleod
- Ruby etc - Illustrator
- Anastasia Tasou - Illustrator
I have always been inclined more to the design side of the animation production process, and I enjoy creating my own illustrations and drawings in my spare time. I don't really put a lot of thought behind them but I enjoy creating silly drawings. I am also more attracted to animations that have simple concepts but are effective visually. I appreciate free-lance artist more because of how unique and individual they come across. I am quite inclined to be a free-lance worker when I finish University, however I am not quite sure how I would go about this.
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