Category Archives: animation
Principles of Movement
Today we will be covering the principles of movement. The key principles of movement will give you the tools to create successful animations.
1.Squash and Stretch
The squash depicts the form flattened by an external pressure. The stretch position always shows the same form in a very extended condition.
Why is the squash and stretch important?
Animation History
Today we will be covering the following:
1. The Beginning of Animation
2. Flip Books
3. Stop-Motion
4. Traditional Cel Animation
5. Traditional Animation Process
6. Rotoscope
Making Basic Animations in Flash
Today we will be diving into Flash and learning about the following items:
- Keyframes
- In-between Drawings
- Frames
- Frame-by-frame Animation
- Timeline
- Tweening
Type in Motion – Inspiration
Typography does not have to be static. What motion effects can be applied to typography to make it readable and expressive? What happens to letters if they float, jump, dance or fade away. The use of motion and typography is amazing because it allows you the animator to express more than just a word. Here are a few examples of experimental type and motion.
Assignment 1: Due Monday 9/30/13
Type in Motion Inspiration:
1. Created by Ellen Lupton & Co.
Typography in Motion from ilovetypography.com on Vimeo.
2. http://fontfeed.com/archives/back-to-the-eighties-with-justices-dvno/
Justice – DVNO from Freedom Record on Vimeo.
3. http://ae.tutsplus.com/articles/17-amazing-inspirational-typography-videos/
4. Experimental Type