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If I ever become a recluse, I would definitely want to inhabit a dwelling with this same vibe

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Some of my second year work

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This is my blog for DSDN104 Digital Creation.

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Initial storyboard which I based my animation off. As you can see there are some elements within it that I used in my final animation and some that I didn't. For example I dropped the 'falling stars' segment because I felt that it was not cohesive enough with the rest of my animation. I also made some of my segments more complex because I felt that they were too simplistic. 

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Screenshot of the final components for my animation all compiled in Premier Pro.

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My final animation.

I uploaded this a week ago but I made a mistake when referencing the poem. When reading the brief, it was not made clear that the poem reference had to be the entire poem. As such when I initially uploaded my final animation I had only put in the poet’s name and the name of the poem, I did not include the poem itself.It wasn’t until I received an email the lecturer had circulated round mentioning the length the reference had to be in relation to the number of stanzas that I realised my mistake.

Unfortunately I can only upload the corrected version to my blog and not the school R:/Drive because I am no longer in Wellington so I do not have access to the R:/Drive any longer.

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My final animation. For the title and reference sections I used the same charcoal grey for the background as I had for my SVGs. This was so the white text would be slightly easier to read and also to link the title and animation through colour choice.

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Screenshot showing the compilation of my processing scenes in Adobe Premier Pro.

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The shorter version of the previous clip. This is the version I plan on using in my final animation.

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A clip of the aforementioned scene. I found that this version of the scene runs for too long so I plan on making it shorter.

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Another scene I created based off the previous piece of code.

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Scene clip

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Another of my scenes. I wanted to develop the previous sketch further to add more interest and this is what I ended up with. Initially the colours used were black and white but I found that having two such strong colours  next to each other was quite stark so I changed the colour of the black to more of a charcoal shade.

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Another version of the rotating SVG. This version was spinning incredibly fast and the SVGs were vibrating slightly whilst they spun.

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Screenshots and code for one of my scenes. The sketch reacts to the mouse which allows me to directly control the movements of the forms.

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I changed the motion of the dots moving downwards so that they were more random and natural. I also changed the colour of both the background and the dots to form the stars. I did this to match the aesthetic I had created for my other scenes.

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Code for my image simulating falling stars.