Pixilation

Right now we have a simple animation of a friend disappearing behind a piece of paper, which transitions from left to right. We are yet to complete it so far. It was a process of putting the paper close up to the camera and slowly inching it in one single direction and then we moved it back by reversing it in the timeline.

We have achieved a pixilation animation, we added another section where he ends up disappearing when coming into contact with a hand. It is not too long which is a drawback but we still achieved an animation. We used illusional techniques with our first section and had to match up times and positioning for the second half of the animation. I feel it went pretty well to be honest.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmWWShujjqk&feature=youtu.be

Plasticine Modelling

Angus is clearly photogenic material.

As seen above, I made a plasticine model out of the colours, yellow, green, black, blue, green and orange. I made what appears to be a duck, in a pond with a fish and a lilly-pad.

It was very difficult to make, having a few frail limbs but in the end it began to get more stable when it was being finalised. I included minor details such as the lines on the pad and eyes where eyes should supposedly be.