Alot of the graphics were designed in After effects using 2d textures and images. Combining photoshop
was also an important process.
Thursday, 19 May 2011
The Making of 100 Watts Film Trailer
Alot of the action to convey a life to electrical wires was conducted in 3D max. This was then brought into After Effects to add special effects such as particles and water splashing.
The Making on 100 Watts Film Trailer
I explored into the idea of colour correction and adding filters onto the footage to give it a more filmistic look. To do this I used the filter Film Magic Pro
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
100 Watts Movie Poster (Final Year Project)
Monday, 21 February 2011
DESIGN PROCESS: Unsharp Masking Technique
BEFORE
AFTER
Duplicating the image and adding a gaussian blur on the original layer, then set the copy layer to multiply and the picture quality is greatly enhanced. Other post production editing such as using the curves effect and the black and white effect has also been used.
Final design for Interactive Menu
This is the final design for our interactive menu. If you scroll down you can see the first design and how this one has drastically altered. We conducted more research and came to our senses! Conducted in Photoshop but currently trying to learn some in-design. Get that industry knowledge before I get released into the world!
DESIGN PROCESS: Adding Expressions into my work
A few basic expressions I used for the wiggle and rotation of my assets. I could have also inserted a slider control and parented the layers to give me more freedom, however on this particular it was not neccesary. My knowledge on expressions is slowly but surely increasing!
Friday, 11 February 2011
Testing pace and rhythm of animated swirls
http://vimeo.com/19809025
A short video to convey hand drawn swirls. I wanted to create an animation that would help the lead from the left of the screen, gradually to the right. I will use a stroke to help animate my hand drawn swirls from one side of the screen to the other. Pace, rhythm and timing will be an important factor!
Sunday, 6 February 2011
Initial Design for Interactive Menu
A draft design for an interactive menu which is currently being implemented for the navigation screen within a Mercedes car. The menu was created in Photoshop, but I am currently in the middle of modifying it as after much consideration I did not feel the style was too appropriate. Keep posted for the final version!
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