Practicing watercolor for a capstone project final for 2D Foundations. Eels are hard to paint especially when they keep coming out as dinosaurs or Leviathan.

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Practicing watercolor for a capstone project final for 2D Foundations. Eels are hard to paint especially when they keep coming out as dinosaurs or Leviathan.
Starting on my final compositions
I’m dieng of laughing right now.
Practicing watercolor for a capstone project final for 2D Foundations. Eels are hard to paint especially when they keep coming out as dinosaurs or Leviathan.
So I did a thing...again
it’s also pretty dumb
before and after.
Always Eyes Watching You
After Effects, Photoshop
Teacher Comments
__24__(25 pts) Stop motion manipulates time, memory and/or a story sequence in a creative way. The images follow an
__24__(25 pts) Use of material (paper) or media (digital) is creative and adds to the look or feel of the overall production.
__24__(25 pts) The motion is smooth- follows good sequence, is an appropriate speed, and isn’t jumpy.
__25__(25 pts) Craftsmanship- the movie is clean, the components are visually interesting, the sound (if added)
__97__(100 pts) TOTAL
Comments: So now you show us the source of the sink! I love that you layered the Hitchcock clips into the animation. I also love the perfectly alarming and relevant quote from Orwell. The way you animated the text and the eyes in motion with the film clip worked really well. I’m watching the clip, but I’m mostly watching what you have layered on top of the clip. I like the eye you created...the hand drawn look is a nice (slightly more sophisticated) node to your childlike scribblings on the cups in the painting. They eyes are weird, but not super spooky, which I think works well with the story of the memory. I do like the slow motion of them dripping down the shower curtain, and then the faster motion of them going down the drain. The transition to the Vertigo imagery was really smooth and worked well- as did the added sound effects. Have you shown your mom these two pieces yet!!?? I’d love to know how she reacted!! I think there are some parts were the motion could have been a little more precise, and maybe more variety in the eyes, or more shifts in transparency and scale as they go down the drain- but I’m overall very happy with the final result. You’re going to be a force to be reckoned with in this department- I can’t wait to see what you do next!