Monday, March 4, 2013

ipad work


The past few days we spent in the library using two programs on the ipads.  The first one was a paint program and was a lot of fun and fairly easy.  The second program was a sculpting program and horribly frustrating the worst part was that you couldn't adjust the screen to view your object from the angle you wanted to.  If we ever had to do another project on here I hope it's on the painting program.  I don't really have something in mind that I would want to do but the program in general was fun.

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Walking Girl

This piece was mostly successful.  The pictures were really hard to position and get.  The cycle over all worked though.  If I were to do this project again I would just draw the girl over and over because positioning the paper was a serious pain.  This piece showed me that paper is really annoying to position just the way I want it.  While the over all idea behind this is really cool.  I will not be using paper next time.

Jail fish


I think that this piece was successful.  The piece did almost exactly what I wanted. The project just pretty much worked out for me.  If I were to do it again though I would change the speed and time of the ball, making it a little more fluid and slower.  The piece wasn't really difficult the way I did it, merely a little time consuming.  Making this piece I learned how to animate works.

Monday, February 11, 2013

Caged Dancer

For this mesh project I used a bird and dancer, a dragon and cage, and a cave and lace.  The lace stays plain lace as it drapes down around the locky ledge that used to be it crumpled at the bottom where it gains a rocky texture and color.  The dragon hand blends down into the cage that traps the winged dancer.  I avoided obvious objects and used more than two to help almost tell a story.  There aren't any jagged edges and other than the dancer the colors all blend.  The dancer was purposefly different, a light in the darkness and the shadowing on her helps with that.