#otheranimation

Another thing I noticed were that there were no marks at all on the clay, no finger marks, or lines where the clay hadn't meshed together properly, and I know from experience that it is really difficult to make shapes with play doh that don't have some form of flaws on them. It's definitely easier for clay as it's easier to smooth out lines but it still would have been difficult in my opinion and I'm not sure I'd be able to create something so flawless. The last thing I love about this video is when they twist upwards together, this must have been really difficult to do whilst still maintaining their smoothness and not letting them stick to one another. 

I also really liked the sound effects in this animation, it fitted well with what was happening and it definitely added to it and made it seem even more real than it already did. Well, as real as making a claymation about water from clay can be. 

I like this animation because it's short and sweet and constantly changing, I think it's very detailed and the transitioning is very fluid considering it's a completely different item of food each time. I think it's fun and it definitely grabs my attention.

The one thing I like about this video is the amount of ideas you can get from the base of one thing which in this case is a circle. I chose this video on the basis that research is suppose to give you ideas and this animation is absolutely full of them. Another thing I like about this video is that they don't just use pen/pencil and paper, they use real objects like food/wires/cutlery etc. I really like the idea of using more than one media in an animation I think it's nice to change it up a little bit. 

I love this video, first reason being is that considering it's all done in pictures the movement is very fluid and natural, this includes the walking, the swimming and the falling that the woman in this video does. Her limbs are usually positioned perfectly but what tops off some of the movement (like the falling or rising) is the perfect synchronisation of the bedroom objects around her that go in the opposite direction of her which makes her look as though she's actually getting somewhere when she's moving. Another plus from this video is to top of the movement her hair also moves, whether it's from the 'water' or the 'breeze' this is a very important aspect as hair never stays still so this definitely helped to make the video look more natural.  

I was absolutely amazed by this video when I first saw it, it was easier to see how long this would have taken compared to some of the claymation video's, because you know how big post stick notes are and how long it would have taken to individually change each one and get the precise images they did. It's really colourful and vibrant and you can't look away because you want to see what happens next. I also like the fact that the animation isn't purely about the post-its, it's also about the person in the animation, and him corresponding with the post-its makes this video a lot better to watch but again it must have been a lot harder to do.