#animation components

[mi4013erinhall]

To represent the changing of languages in my motion graphic, I chose to have the background image of the ‘desktop’ change to represent a well-known national landmark; in this case, Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy. In order to have the image fit into my more ‘motion graphics’ inspired style, I decided to use Adobe Photoshop’s pen tool to create a replica of the image.

This post contains (in order, left to right):

- Original image (x)

- Colour Palette

- Finished Replica

- Original Image with ‘desktop’ (used in animatic/storyboard)

- Replica with ‘desktop’

[Great Wall of China Version]

[Big Ben of England Version]

[Eiffel Tower of France Version]

[mi4013erinhall]

To represent the changing of languages in my motion graphic, I chose to have the background image of the ‘desktop’ change to represent a well-known national landmark; in this case, Eiffel Tower in France. In order to have the image fit into my more ‘motion graphics’ inspired style, I decided to use Adobe Photoshop’s pen tool to create a replica of the image.

This post contains (in order, left to right):

- Original image (x)

- Colour Palette

- Finished Replica

- Original Image with ‘desktop’ (used in animatic/storyboard)

- Replica with ‘desktop’

[Great Wall of China Version]

[Big Ben of England Version]

[Tower of Pisa of Italy Version]

[mi4013erinhall]

The five draft testing the colour palette I will be using for my digital spinning earth. Each test has captioned the issue I found with the image (click on the images to view the captions)

[mi4013erinhall]

To represent the changing of languages in my motion graphic, I chose to have the background image of the ‘desktop’ change to represent a well-known national landmark; in this case, Big Ben in London, England. In order to have the image fit into my more ‘motion graphics’ inspired style, I decided to use Adobe Photoshop’s pen tool to create a replica of the image.

This post contains (in order, left to right):

- Original image (x)

- Colour Palette 

- Finished Replica

- Original Image with ‘desktop’ (used in animatic/storyboard)

- Replica with ‘desktop’

[Great Wall of China Version]

[Leaning Tower of Pisa Version]

[Eiffel Tower Version]

[mi4013erinhall]

To represent the changing of languages in my motion graphic, I chose to have the background image of the ‘desktop’ change to represent a well-known national landmark; in this case, The Great Wall of China. In order to have the image fit into my more ‘motion graphics’ inspired style, I decided to use Adobe Photoshop’s pen tool to create a replica of the image.

This post contains (in order, left to right):

- Original image (x)

- Colour Palette

- Finished Replica

- Original Image with ‘desktop’ (used in animatic/storyboard)

- Replica with ‘desktop’

[Big Ben Version]

[Eiffel Tower Version]

[Pisa Tower Version] 

[mi4013erinhall]

A collection of components used in my animation. These were largely created on Photoshop and Paint Tool SAI with the aim of being simplistic enough to fit into the animation style, and also recognizable enough to be distinguished by a large audience.