Coincidence

Dark Angel looks after me (Sharpie)

This is just black ink. I used a sumi brush and a regular water color brush. I love using ink. I may or not work on this more but definitely will do more ink work.

Making the final project overall I thought turned out well. The method I used to get the images worked out. Instead of taking the camera away after every time I took a picture, I should have left it where it was. Getting the pictures in the same position every time was kind of difficult but I outline where the camera was first so I knew where to place it when it was time to take a picture.

I enjoyed using iMovie. It was my first time using this application and I'm really glad that it comes with my Mac. For the most part it is user friendly so there was not a lot of complicated tasks to make the video. I was also able to manipulate the song I put in to play when I wanted it to. To make this project better, I would mainly focus on getting more consistent pictures. Depending on the subject, I would also want to explore combining all the pictures into one cool compilation in photoshop.

I took pictures of this dandelion outside of my house in one hour intervals. I used thirty minute intervals, that way I would have more pictures to make the time lapse more fluent. Also, I should have started taking pictures earlier in the morning and later in the day which would give me more pictures. I incorporated background music to make the viewing a more pleasurable experience. I took the pictures with a DSLR camera and left it on the slab of concrete was in front of my dandelion. I also using the close up setting on the camera.

This is a door that I created through Adobe Illustrator. I quite like it. The first image that I made on Illustrator was not as put together as this one. I used 3D effects to extrude and bevel parts of this image and a couple of things on the previous image that is not on this blog.

This is the rotoscope that I made on Adobe photoshop. I made it from a video that I took of my friend who lives across from me. I went through this process a bunch of times trying to do it right but I finally was able to render the video and got it on the blog. What was confusing for me was to get the just the rotoscoped images in a separate place so that they would play without the original images.