January 17, 2014
So I've been trying to work on sketches for my idea but I am still terrible at drawing houses, plus I'm drained from history of animation. But I'm going to try and fix them, hopefully tomorrow after I come home from work. I think I mostly need a ruler. Anyways, here's my idea:
I want to make a really cookie-cutter house with the white picket fence. And on the inside in the kitchen I want there to be blood in the sink and like a huge block of fat next to it, with bars of soap that look like the block. I really liked this idea I had for a story about people who make human soap. I think it would be really fun to animate and I would be really obsessed with it. So here's my timeline of work:
Saturday and Sunday: Fix sketches and make a blog post with the sketches.
Monday: Work 2-3 hours on the modeling as planned. Write a blog post about modeling in the animation lab after we're done working on it for however long it actually takes.
So Shelby out!
Friday, January 17, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Class 1
January 15, 2014
I have found from just building random small things that I really like how you can get really creepy lighting.
I have found from just building random small things that I really like how you can get really creepy lighting.
The ominous effects that you can get even with simple textures I think is really cool and never using 3D animation software makes me feel really accomplished even though I essentially did nothing!! But it makes me really interested in how I can combine 3D effects animation or even a 3D world with stop motion characters. I think it's something I really want to try for the final project rather than 2D animation (since I have a whole semester of 2D character animation as well). I really like how Laika uses 3D animation to manipulate certain things that would be near impossible in stop motion alone and I really want to work on combining the two things, especially the lighting. I think playing around with lots of lighting is really going to help me, but I'm also excited to learn how to build things. I like that there are many more options with the medium and it's more fun than I thought it would be, all though the 70's looking textures are blinding.
I think for project 1 I'm going to do something really pretty and happy looking on the outside and something really creepy on the inside because that's what I really like to do, combine the creepy and the cute. I think I might build some kind of cute cookie-cutter house that has the white picket fence and then some really crazy American Horror Story like world inside. I'm going to sketch out ideas and post it before I make any final decisions. And then I'll start building all of it and post more pictures. I'm probably going to bite off more than I can chew like normal but if I can get the software on my computer it will be much easier in the long run. Depending on my work load for other classes I have plenty of time to do something complicated, considering I'm not working nearly as much. (Well about as much but it's much more spaced out and every day but Wednesday I have time to work on things at least for a couple hours). Weekends are difficult but I have a lot of time on Friday so I should be able to build a lot of it. I'm actually pretty excited about it.
Shelby
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