#final outcomes

This is the final animation for the 1 week project.

a self help book for people coming to terms with sight loss

it also serves a purpose for those supporting the person experiencing sight loss

make it a beautiful physical that they can treasure and explore and interact with to give them access to trends/special objects

use a method and system reflected in outdoor navigation to guide the reader through the book

how do i explore this typographically?

how do i make sure i am blending the two languages?

I have applied the designs to a clothing label and the idea behind this is that when this is seen on a label in the shop, the shopper will know that this item of clothing is part of the 'eternal' range and they will know that they will be making a sustainable choice when purchasing the item.

Different items will have different labels and the same imagery can be used in the look book for consistency.

This is our final outcome for our film. It took a very long time to create and ended up being 20 minutes like a full episode, even though at first we thought it would be 5-10 minutes. The concept here is that it is a group of College students attempting to create a puppet show for their project. The budget starts high at £220k, but is wasted on useless junk and is brought down to £200, causing anger, hence the title of the pilot episode 'Bankrupt'. As they use the last of their remaining budget to try and bring together a puppet show, many fights break out, friendships are broken, egos are shown and messes are made. They decide to create their own puppets because they are now broke, and the puppet show turns out to be awful. But thanks to the fact that they are not the brightest bunch, they think it's good. However, their tutor does not, and yells at them. Suddenly, the real camera man appears out of nowhere, apologising on being late. And then we find out that the camera man we used was a random person.

For my second GIF i used 2 images. My pattern for layers was layer one= image one layer two= image 2 layer three= image 1 layer four=image 2...

For the first image I just wanted to leave it plain...

Then for layer two I went to 'Filter' and then 'Filter Gallery' and went to 'halftone gallery' and changed the pattern type to dots and changed the dot size.

and then I added a shape over the top with the same blue as the original photo and changed the kind to 'colour burn...

For layer 3 I just simply added a rectangle with the same blue as my original photo with the same view as the previous layer...

I then for the final layer, went to filter gallery again and applied a halftone effect to the image... Then I went to 'filter' distort' and 'spherize' and added a blue rectangle with the same view effect as the previous rectangles...

So now that I have my 4 layers. I went to window and timeline again and clicked on 'create frame animation' and 'create frames from layers' and then adjusted the frame times and made it how I wanted it.

Today we were experimenting creating GIFS as one of out final outcomes.... I started off by opening up one of my scanned images and changing the image size so that the final wasn’t too big.

'Then I opened another image with photoshop, changed the image size and turned on the halftone filter so that there were lines across the page...

Then I went to 'Filter', 'Distort' and then 'shear...' and ever sop slightly moved the sheer, each time making sure to save each little change to use as my GIF frames.

I then opened each of my frames on top of my first image and went to 'window' and 'timeline' then went to the bottom of the page and clicked 'create frame animation' and then went through each layer making a frame out of each of my layers.

Then I changed the duration of each frame to how I wanted each one so that it was nice and flowing.

Then to save the GIF I went to "File' 'export' 'save for web' and then made sure I had GIF selected at the top of the page and then saved my Gif...