10th Blog

The quality of the animation was really good. I liked how the shadowing of everything moving went together with the object. The lighting effects from the sun and moon were good as well. The camera angles were also good. There were a lot of them.

Ninth Blog

This animation seemes like it took a very long time to create. The interaction of each object devouring each other was really neat. I especially enjoyed the animation of the clay man and woman and how they came together towards the end through clay animation.

8th Blog

The animation, which was a music video for Radiohead, was very interesting in that everything was changing in the background while the character was standing still. It seemed like time was passing by while he was singing. Also, some of the objects in the background were constantly moving. For example, the string for the blinds on the window. I really liked how everythign would fade in and out to change the scene.

Seventh Blog

The animations we viewed today were end credits from several movies. The favored one, in my opinion, was the Lemony Snicket's "Series of Unfortunate Events" end credits. Unlike other credits, this movie put animation and pieces to the movie into the end credits. I also enjoyed how eventually it went into a normal line of credits, but still in the background was little snippets of the movie in a "puppet" form. I also enjoyed the movie where it seemed like a hand was ripping the screen to uncover a name from the movie. Very creative and unique.

3rd Blog

This animation dealt with every object moving and having its own characteristic. What i liked best about this animation was when the machine crumbled to the ground and all of the little people died different ways.

First Blog

One specific detail that I noticed today from the animations we saw in class was the importance of the excessive movements done over and over again by each object. The significance to this technique is to possibly stress the motion of each object and what the bject is intending on doing.

Sixth Blog

This animation had each object moving with a lot of motion. All of the lines were lightly squigalling. I think this accentuated the characters. This animation was also 2-dimensional compared to the other animations shown in class.