Maybe a few tweaks, here and there...
Tuesday, 1 December 2009
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Reform|sneak_preview
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
Reform|the_science_behind_After_Effects
I've started to animate projectile lilies, which head towards a circle - the circle being the casing of the conker. Taking this almost violent movement towards the conker, I thought about what would happen after impact. Then thinking about impact, I thought about what reactions, forces and explosions would be involved once the lilies join with the conker.
Going down this path of impacts and reactions, I started to treat the conker as an atom, rather than a conker. Using inspiration from the 'origami cranes' legend (Fold 1000 origami cranes and your hearts desires will come true - Hiroshima survivor folds 1000 cranes in the hope to heal her radiation poisoning, notices everyone around her is dying, so instead wishes for world peace) I had a look at Imi's images of conkers, and noticed how when bundled together, they formed the basis of an atomic nucleus.
I now plan to pair this idea with noises around the theme of 'war'. Watch this space...
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
Reform|horse_chestnut/折り紙
Spent some time sticking cutouts of my lily to a printout of Imi's conker. Below is the end result. Not bad if you look at it from a distance. Was a bit of a pain to get the perspective right as I didn't have enough photos so, I had to duplicate, flip and rotate half of them. Looked a bit too bland so I thought I'd have a play around in Photoshop to give it some depth.
Saturday, 17 October 2009
Reform|Cinema_4D Hell
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
Reform|this could be the start of something...
Teamed up with Imi who chose a conker as his object of manipulation. Now all we have to do is animate the two of them. Since typing this, Imi's left me in the dirt and excelled with animating all sorts of spikey stuff. He did, however, give me some of his brilliant sketches of his conker which I've used to conjure up how the pair (origami lily and conker) could work together in an animation.
Have started to create the lily on Cinmea 4D. More to follow...
Have started to create the lily on Cinmea 4D. More to follow...
Reform|early stages, origami and crap unicorns
Brief: Photograph and sketch an object of your chosing then merge the object with someone else object to create a hybrid. Design a poster and create a 20 second animation based on this hybrid.
My chosen obeject is an origami lily. Why? Because I read the brief incorrectly thinking that the initial object had to be based around 'reform'? Maybe...
One hour in Borders' 'craft' section was enough to tell me that I needed to leave Borders and never return. After endless hours of attempting to master the unicorn, then succeeding, then realising my unicorn looked half llama, half shit (pictures to come), I decided to crawl before I could walk and create a lily. 2hrs later (1am Wednesday evening) and the lily was born.
My chosen obeject is an origami lily. Why? Because I read the brief incorrectly thinking that the initial object had to be based around 'reform'? Maybe...
One hour in Borders' 'craft' section was enough to tell me that I needed to leave Borders and never return. After endless hours of attempting to master the unicorn, then succeeding, then realising my unicorn looked half llama, half shit (pictures to come), I decided to crawl before I could walk and create a lily. 2hrs later (1am Wednesday evening) and the lily was born.
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
deRail
Typography brief: Design a font based around transportation (or something to that effect).
I chose to base my idea around the overhead power cables along the Birmingham railway lines. Looking at any linear sturcture you can pretty much make any shape or letterform quite easily, however, adding in all the trimmings (plylons, bolts, couplings, lighting etc) and making sure each cable correctly connected to the other was a pain in the arse I really didn't see coming.
The end product? I'm pretty proud of it.
I chose to base my idea around the overhead power cables along the Birmingham railway lines. Looking at any linear sturcture you can pretty much make any shape or letterform quite easily, however, adding in all the trimmings (plylons, bolts, couplings, lighting etc) and making sure each cable correctly connected to the other was a pain in the arse I really didn't see coming.
The end product? I'm pretty proud of it.
Monday, 5 October 2009
Press Start
This is the finished work from a 'corporate identity' brief I was given sometime ago. I liked it so much, I've slapped it all around my blog!
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