mini portfolio. Some animal sketches and card designs I created for a craft fair!
Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!
todays bird
Misplaced Lens Cap

❣ Chile in a Photography ❣

oozey mess

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sheepfilms

ellievsbear

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@theartofmadeline
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Noah Kahan
YOU ARE THE REASON
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

Origami Around

Game Changer & Make Some Noise

Love Begins
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@zufishanshah
mini portfolio. Some animal sketches and card designs I created for a craft fair!
Creating Stereoscopic 3D Images
Red/Cyan. Hide and Seek.
Red/Cyan: Tower Hall
Red/Cyan: Cloudy Day
Building a Scene In Maya
I created this Stop Motion Movie using the StopMotion App. I needed to buy some upgrades in order to Cut/Paste and to add Audio to my movie, but the app was very easy to work within. I decided to shoot this in the pool because I wanted an interesting animation. I took a video of the fall and tracked it in Tracker before getting my little brother to help me. I used fishing line on the dinosaur to catch the images, and brother let it fall in increments so that I could get a bunch of photos. (I paid him for his help in chocolate.) I used a pool float to get the falling shots from that angle.
I actually created the stop motion before wrote down a story, so adding a story to this video was a lot harder. I would recommend doing that first! Overall, this was a fun experience.
Mini-Portfolio (Phys 123)
Photos
The first two are part of a series I created for an art exhibition! The third is a piece I did on my wall. The fourth and sixth are sketches from my sketchbook, and the fifth is an ink portrait of my grandmother.