Gimp... my own personal touch.
***COMPUTER ARTs FINAL***
1. Wipe keyboards and computer screens
2. Clean room - trash
3. Backup your work to Dropbox.com
4. Turn in final assignment
Goals and Reflections
Goals
Write a short statement that describes what you plan to accomplish by the end of the week on your project.
Reflections
What did you accomplish this week (post your work, inspiration or research)?
What did you learn?
What is your next objective to be completed?
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Monday, December 5, 2011
Friday, December 2, 2011
Setting up your maya scene
Open Maya and Go to File > Project Window. Click New and title your animation. Select the folder below the "new" button and choose the desktop and press select. Next you will press the accept button down below. The last step is to copy the rigs and props your going to use from the server into your "Scenes" folder within your project folder. This will keep everything organized and prevent problems from occurring.
5 Second Animation Assignment
The objective of this assignment is to use the principles of animation and create a 5+ second 3D animation. The concept is up to you, but it must be school appropriate and must interact with a prop.
Get some ideas here: http://www.11secondclub.com/
Grading Criteria
1. Stick figure storyboard - 10 points - Student breaks down and sketches a storyboard of their proposed animation in 20+ frames. You will scan your drawings and post these to the blog.

2. Principles of animation - 10 points - Student notes principles of animations in their storyboard and are visible in the animation.
http://www.animatortraining.com/the-12-principles-of-animation
1. Straight Ahead & Pose to Pose
2. Timing
3. Spacing
4. Anticipation
5. Squash and Stretch
6. Exaggeration
7. Arcs
8. Secondary Action
9. Follow Through and Overlapping Action
10. Solid Drawing
11. Staging
12. Appeal
3. Environment/Prop Interaction - 10 points - Student uses their character(s) to interact with a prop model or environment.
4. Animation Length - 10 points - The length of the animation is 5+ seconds at 24 fps. (120 frames)
Get some ideas here: http://www.11secondclub.com/
Grading Criteria
1. Stick figure storyboard - 10 points - Student breaks down and sketches a storyboard of their proposed animation in 20+ frames. You will scan your drawings and post these to the blog.

2. Principles of animation - 10 points - Student notes principles of animations in their storyboard and are visible in the animation.
http://www.animatortraining.com/the-12-principles-of-animation
1. Straight Ahead & Pose to Pose
2. Timing
3. Spacing
4. Anticipation
5. Squash and Stretch
6. Exaggeration
7. Arcs
8. Secondary Action
9. Follow Through and Overlapping Action
10. Solid Drawing
11. Staging
12. Appeal
3. Environment/Prop Interaction - 10 points - Student uses their character(s) to interact with a prop model or environment.
4. Animation Length - 10 points - The length of the animation is 5+ seconds at 24 fps. (120 frames)
Thursday, December 1, 2011
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