Level 3 Media MEKKI

Cut Out Animation:   This animation as says above was made using cut-outs which were made out of paper. This was made as a team with me coming up with the idea and the rest was made collaboratively. The idea was that we would make a remake of 8-bit ping pong but using cut-outs and it turned out ok, but one of my guys got his hand caught in the animation on accident.

Animation Gif (Car in the Desert) This is my attempt at creating a GIF. The whole thing was made from scratch using photoshop and it consists of 100 frames each 0.1 seconds long. The beginning was very simple, I just needed to create a car which suited the style of Arabian life for example Lamborghinis or Aston Martins. So what I did was that I have copied an image of a Lamborghini from the side of the car then I went on photoshop and cropped out the wheels and created two circles one black and one sliver for each wheel. After making the car, I made the background which is supposed to be a desert so what I did was I made big circles which were 50% transparent and orange and yellow I then made the background yellow and the sun with a blend of orange and yellow I also created a surface for the car to drive on with is grey and black and finally, I copied an image from the interent of a landscape of a city  and cropped the sky from the buildings in photoshop and...

  There is a hint of repetition in this picture. This image is a balance combined with unity. This image is a pattern with a hint of repetition as well as the inclusion of rhythm.

Introduction For this task, I have been asked to explore different styles of motion graphics and compositing to devise and produce sequences to be included in the music video that I am currently producing. Fireflies by Amber Gan https://youtu.be/_2KumR991AE This most of the video is motion graphic which was done in a vector graphical style. They used a very cartoon style of animation which made it very welcoming towards the audience. It also makes the whole video feel like your in a different world. They added different objects such as toys and spaceships which when combined with the animation style and setting it makes it feel like your sleeping and this is your dream or someone else's. This is a 2D animation. It's also abstract for example, the use of transitions from you looking at a house to then it being contained in a lightbulb and then a robot shutting down the bulb. This makes it feel like your or someone else's dream ha...

This Gif animation shows a tin man shooting in a war zone I believe that the message in the animated Gif is that bullets to never end the war. The animation itself

Max Fleischer Max Fleischer was born on July 18, 1883, in Krakow, in the province of Galicia under the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and arrived in New York City at age five. His father established a successful tailoring shop which catered to wealthy clients. Fleischer attended public school, and after graduating from Evening High School, he attended The Mechanics and Tradesman School, The Art Students League and Cooper Union, where he received a commercial art degree. His career began at The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, where he worked his way up from running errands to the positions of photographer and staff cartoonist while still in his teens. In 1905, while at The Eagle, Fleischer became acquainted with Illustrator, John R. Bray, who recommended him for a technical illustrator job for The Electro- Light Engraving Company in Boston.  The first releases (1918-1921) were produced at the pioneering Bray Studios, included in the Bray-Goldwyn Pictograph film magazine series. The series wa...