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Project name: 'Pixels'

Materials used: Water colour, water colour paper (around 300 gsm), brushes, water, pencil, ruler.

The part of this project that I particularly liked was called 'mapping'. The idea or concept was to grab an A3 sheet of paper which already had on it a 3D image constructed of cubes and design a new composition by adding or removing cubes to it. The use of perspective was heavily involved. The end result was quite successful as I had constructed a new composition of 3D cubes that sat well in the space. I chose this project because it was fun to do, it stood out and the outcome was aesthetically pleasing to me.

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Lurking

I found these three blog sites using Google blog search. They are the most interesting because they have quite effective design layouts that are visually appealing. The Notcot blog has a polaroid layout which is fun to look at and really puts a unique view on the photos and images posted on there and is effective. The other two blogs have a lot to do with animation and comments about different types of animation which I find is most interesting and relevant to what I'm looking into doing. These are links to the three most appealing blogs I found:


http://ddblog.vfs.com/


http://www.notcot.org/


http://www.hotrocket.ca/personal/kenbautista/luxo/

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Comments I have made over time, contributing to blogs in the 112 blogosphere community:

Lessa Morfee said... Yeah you are right it is excessively long I didn't even read most of this but you WILL take responsibility and you WILL edit it. You have to which sucks for you haha But I do like your images, very fluid....July 14, 2008 2:51 PM

Lessa Morfee said... Hey I like, i like it a lot! hehe awesome work man, u were born with a paint brush in ur hand i just know it :).... even though it was done on the computer but that's a minor detail.... July 21, 2008 3:49 AM

Lessa Morfee said... I thought I already posted you a comment.... well anyway it's nice to see a guy who's into netball. Nice work and cool composite image! July 23, 2008 2:21 PM


Lessa Morfee said... Good to see you took my wise advice... Neat layout, really clean and simple. Still liking that image too. July 23, 2008 2:25 PM

Lessa Morfee said... Haha I get it, very sneaky idea. looks real good. July 23, 2008 2:12 PM


Comments other people have made on my blog that helped my blogging process:

Zongming Bai 112 said...
This image looks much clearer than your first post. Great work.
July 22, 2008 2:01 AM

Martin Powell said...
Blair put up another Pixar related blog which you might find interesting.http://pixarblog.blogspot.com/
July 16, 2008 7:21 PM

Matt Mills said...
Hey i love this section on lurking, i found the links you provided really inspiring. thanks for the post!
July 14, 2008 3:12 PM

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Comments I have made over time, contributing to their blogs:

Lessa Morfee said... Yeah you are right it is excessively long I didn't even read most of this but you WILL take responsibility and you WILL edit it. You have to which sucks for you haha But I do like your images, very fluid....July 14, 2008 2:51 PM

Lessa Morfee said...
Hey I like, i like it a lot! hehe awesome work man, u were born with a paint brush in ur hand i just know it :).... even though it was done on the computer but that's a minor detail....
July 21, 2008 3:49 AM

Lessa Morfee said...
I thought I already posted you a comment.... well anyway it's nice to see a guy who's into netball. Nice work and cool composite image!
July 23, 2008 2:21 PM

Lessa Morfee said...
Nice layout! I like the green, it suits you.
July 23, 2008 2:05 PM

Lessa Morfee said...
Good to see you took my wise advice... Neat layout, really clean and simple. Still liking that image too.
July 23, 2008 2:25 PM

Lessa Morfee said...
Hey your blog is kinda getting there.... not as behind as you could be haha keep up the work! Looking great!
July 23, 2008 2:15 PM

Lessa Morfee said...
Haha I get it, very sneaky idea. looks real good.
July 23, 2008 2:12 PM

Customised Project Post

Project name: 'Pixels'

Materials used: Water colour, water colour paper (around 300 gsm), brushes, water, pencil, ruler.

The part of this project that I particularly liked was called 'mapping'. The idea or concept was to grab an A3 sheet of paper which already had on it a 3D image constructed of cubes and design a new composition by adding or removing cubes to it. The use of perspective was heavily involved. The end result was quite successful as I had constructed a new composition of 3D cubes that sat well in the space. I chose this project because it was fun to do, it stood out and the outcome was aesthetically pleasing to me.

Customised RL Network

RL Network

Lurking

I found these three blog sites using Google blog search. They are the most interesting because they have quite effective design layouts that are visually appealing. The Notcot blog has a polaroid layout which is fun to look at and really puts a unique view on the photos and images posted on there and is effective. The other two blogs have a lot to do with animation and comments about different types of animation which I find is most interesting and relevant to what I'm looking into doing.

These are links to the three most appealing blogs I found:

http://ddblog.vfs.com/

http://www.notcot.org/

http://www.hotrocket.ca/personal/kenbautista/luxo/

My Project

Project name: 'Pixels'

Completion of project: May 14 2008

Materials used: Water colour, water colour paper (around 300 gsm), brushes, water, pencil, ruler.

This project I composed began at the end of April and the part of this project that I particularly liked was called 'mapping'. The idea or concept was to grab an A3 sheet of paper which already had on it a 3D image constructed of cubes and design a new composition by adding or removing cubes to it. The use of perspective was heavily involved and in many cases there were three points of perspective in use. The end result was quite successful as I had constructed a new composition of 3D cubes that sat well in the space. I ended up with a unique wash that actd as the shadow. I chose this project because it was fun to do, it stood out and the outcome was aesthetically pleasing to me.