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Francisca Borzea

At last, my website is live. Thought it would be a good idea to publish it before I hand out my business cards... Still have to update some projects, but maybe now that it’s live I will be more inclined to do so.

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My Showreel

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I made some flipbooks of my GIFs to maybe hang around my board in Grad show

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My business cards are readyyy.

I had them printed on matte laminated and used the hot foil in the print room to print my logo. I’m very pleased with them.

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The surprising pattern behind color names around the world

Why so many languages invented words for colors in the same order. Subscribe to our channel! http://goo.gl/0bsAjO In 1969, two Berkeley researchers, Paul Kay...

I really like this video, it’s insightful and designed in a very effective way. I thought how he overlaid the classic Pantone border over footage of different places in different hues was very visually pleasing. 

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Here’s the final animation, the client loved it so I’m pleased. It’s going to be up on the screens in the foyer inside the REP pretty soon.

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I decided to try to make the dalmatian chase its tail. It requires frame by frame, because the dog is changing the position of its legs and neck, so I don’t think playing with the paths in AE will do. Same process as my animated logo - animatic in PS then drawing the frames in AI.

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So, Rebecca asked me if I could help with a project for The REP. They want the dalmatian to be animated, whether it’s wiggling or chasing its tail. She made the graphics and shared with me the AI file.

I made a short storyboard to share with the client.