3A - Project 2: 6-Second Animation

Wesley Y

Elizabeth

Ethan C

Ellan

Ching

Bella

Alex L

Alex C

Ryan Chen

Matthew

KC

Jason Lee

Hugo

Ethan W

Ethan Chen

Claire

Brian

Alice

Kathleen

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3B - Project 2: 6-Second Animation

Victor

Richard

Justin C

Joshua

Jonathan A

Jasmine

Yao

Wesley K

Nicole

Nick

Alica

Jason C

Gloria

Jonathan C

Sandra

Sonia

Nina

Jolene

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Studio Art - Mural Project, Week 2

Painting the College Prep room, thanks to Mr. Swan.

~Assignments for the week of the 8th-19th

3A & 3B - This week we're going to take a look at some of the animations we've made in class and talk about them as a group. After, we'll practice tweening. Tweening is an animation technique that allows us to plan and draw motion accurately. We'll start off by playing a game outside called the Tweening Game. Later, we'll be working on animations in short intervals like 3 frames, 5 frames, and 9 frames.

Modern Art - Art is a communication medium and good art conveys a concept, emotion, or sensation. Our next project will be to undertake longer animation communicating the idea of 'transformation' or 'change.' Each of you should draw up a new storyboard approximately 7 keyframes long (1 frame every five seconds with an extra frame starting at zero), representing 30 seconds or 150 EasyToon frames. Remember that your storyboard is a working model and changeable. Please turn in your storyboard once you have your keyframes copied down into EasyToon. Then, begin working the frames between.

~Assignments for the week of the 1st-5th

3A & 3B - Our current assignment is to make an animation that is 30 frames long. Once everyone has finished, I'll move on to another lesson about using EasyToon. Remember, our public gmail account is ibshart@gmail.com. I can give you the password in class.

Modern Art 1&2 - Our current assignment is to have your storyboard and short animation turned in by the end of the next class period. Storyboards are an exercise assignment and do not need to represent something you actually plan to do. Your storyboard should be as large as one piece of 8.5x11 printer paper. Short animations do not need to be more than a few frames long. They should, however, exhibit one full movement, something like this: 

To host images, please use Photobucket.com. Our public account uses the login: ibshart. You may email me or ask me in person for the password.

3B - Project 1

KC:

Matthew:

Hugo:

Ethan W:

Ethan C:

Elizabeth:

Claire:

Ching:

Alice:

Bella: