The Techno Anthology
A: A 2nd Year Graphic Design and Illustration Girl.
Q: What's your blog about?
A: I looking to create an archive involving research and investigation of emerging technologies, media craft & processes.
And Documentation of my project .
Q: Is that all?
A: No. Also to document my research and development to my related projects as well as all project responses.
Q: Anything else?
A: Some extra bits too...^^
Let’s face it, we can’t all be amazing photographers. I’ll admit that I often forget to check my camera settings before snapping a few pictures. Don’t lose hope, those photos aren’t lost. (PSD included!)I wrote this tutorial for my photoshop blog. Hopefully it’ll help some of you Disney photographers.
(via tryingtogetafirst)
Another Japanese Origami website: http://www.origami-fun.com/origami-paper.html
AFTER YEARS OF wondering ‘HOW DO ANIMATORS ANIMATOR ANIMATE INANIMATE CHARACTER IN MIDAIR?’ - the question has finally come to a conclusion:
They use something call RIG. I would say only lazy people would spent years seeking for the name of this ‘not so amazing’ but useful tool, while others have been creatively thinking of a more economically effective methodology to it. That is I am lazy.
Here is an image of what it’s so called a RIG:
One of the greatest stop motion and visual effects animator Patrick Boivin uses it a lot, also he uses green plasticine to match up the green screen background he uses in most of his animated videos. (Videos link)
It’s time for me to get one too!!!! And also some green screen for me to start playing with productivity…. >.>
Forgot to thank this website for letting me know what the tool’s name was!
A really good video reference for animating drops on water… X) I think I have seen a video tutorial on Flash by someone on youtube on how to animate water if u were dropped…:O
