Sara's Workshop - Character

For this workshop we had to once again prepare content before hand I decided to create two elephants walking across a horizon. The elephants had to be drawn on Adobe Illustrator making sure all limbs where separate. I then imported them into photo shop with horizon background that I had created on Photoshop. Using the transform options I began to make the animal move as is it was moving and the used the 'positioning' I moved it cross the screen to give the illusion of movement

Character Edit 1 from Jade Holmes on Vimeo.

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Kandinsky's Experiment - Circle, Square, Triangle

Wassily Kandinsky, a student from Bauhaus, circulated a questionnaire trying to determine the universal response for the relationship between colour and form. The questionnaire consisted of three shapes, a triangle, square and circle, he recipient was then to colour each one with a different primary colour etc. Red, blue or yellow. His questionnaire received a remarkable about of the same response. This may because those in the school had the same theoretical ideals. They believed that the triangle was yellow, square to be red, and the circle to be blue. This product influenced many projects in the early days of Bauhaus. They were also to give an explanation where possible. I decided to do this myself deciding differently to the Kandinsky original consensus. I felt as if the triangle should be red as this is what most red warning sign are shaped and coloured like. The circle is to be yellow as it re...

AfterEffects - Exploring Geometry

In this workshop we were to explore geometry in relevance to AfterEffects. I chose to use a pink and white colour scheme to begin with but in my second attempt I used a simple black and white, which I believe looks more effective. I learnt the following techniques in the workshop: transitions such as Venetian blinds and how to distort objects. The wiggler was very simple to use once I got the hang of it. First Attempt - Exploring Geometry from Jade Holmes on Vimeo . Workshop 1 - Second Attempt from Jade Holmes on Vimeo .

Rob Lycett Workshop - Manifesto

For this workshop we had to create our manifesto based on the work we did in a Monday Lecture. The point below are what it based it on. Passion - key ingredients to being productive If i do not find something interesting, or stimulating I struggle to work efficiently so therefore I will find and angle to work from every project which interests me. Changing Perceptions - Making the audience think The only way to become successful in what I do is to make my audience want to decode my work and find meaning. This way it will be memorable. Influence - Historical, Culture and Social influence will help me inform my work. By researching I will be able to determine if my theories and ideas will work or if they have been done before. Re-evaluate - Aiming higher I can always do something to improve my work and are it more appealing for its desired audience. Typography - Always consider my typeface...

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