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Active recall is a powerful technique for improving memory retention and recall. Unlike passive review, which involves simply re-reading or reviewing information, active recall involves actively trying to recall information from memory. This technique has been shown to improve memory consolidation, which is the process of transferring memories from short-term to long-term memory. One of the main…

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composition seminar part 1&2

Normally I don't think of composition inasmuch depth as it was presented here in this seminar. As Des says in this seminar it is an intuitive response to what we find ourselves viewing in any given moment of time.

Our brains are phenomenal equipped to organize massive amounts of detail mostly unconsciously. We may find it difficult to write all the components of composition yet we are processing the values of composition every single second.

One example of composition by design used by painters.

[mariodelopez]

Man with Yellow Pants (1964) Woman with Smartphone (2019) A big thank you to @karamilstein and @omfineart for a great “art-buzzed” day!!! #michelangelopistoletto #1964 #manwithyellowpants #painting #reflection #lifesize #viewerandsubject #spatialrelationships #continuoushappening #equalspacing #museumvisitor #smartphoneselfie #museumvisit #themuseumofmodernart #moma #newyorkcity (at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6rnXY1gR-u/?igshid=1bwb1annk9bh0

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Spatial relationships #spatialrelationships #lightandshadows #calder #movementinspaceandtime #sanfracisco (at San Francisco, California)

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impasse | #canberrasculptures #margelhinder #modernist #publicart #woden #canberra #igerscanberra #canberraskies #lookingup #modernism #australianart #modernart #spatialrelationships #castconcrete #brutalist #brutalism #igminimal #iphonesia #l4l #instagood #instamood #photooftheday #iphoneonly (at Woden Town Centre)

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MOTION

This two different screencaps from Spider-verse show line of action as seen with Miles in a very curved line swinging with his webs, and also jumping off the building. You can also sense the camera motion in the shots with their body heading in the direction of what the next shot will be. Swinging to the right and heading further down towards the ground.There's also a bit of motion blur wirh the backgrounds especially with the buildings to showcase the velocity at which Miles is heading down.

GLOSSARY

180-Degree RuleIn filmmaking, the 180-degree rule is a basic guideline regarding the on-screen spatialrelationship between a character and another character or object within a scene. Bykeeping the camera on one side of an imaginary axis between two characters, the firstcharacter is always framed right of the second character. Moving the camera over theaxis is called jumping the line or crossing the line; breaking the 180-degree rule byshooting on all sides is known as shooting in the round.

Anticipated ActionA dramatic action frozen in time, the tension mounts, we feel anticipation. We expectthe sword to swing or the finger to pull the trigger or the couple to kiss.

Camera MotionArrows are standard cues, a simple and recognizable way to show motion orprogression in a storyboard (Figure 1).

Kinesthetic EmpathyA player’s actual movement when responding to action in a game. Leaning into a curvein a driving game is kinesthetic empathy.

Line of ActionLine of action is an artistic concept, an invisible line that captures the thrust and vitalityof the movement. The line of action can be drawn by artists as the first element tocapture or exaggerate the pose. Tip: Create the line of action as layer 1 so that youdon’t downplay the pose. When you have the full energy of the drawing delete theaction line layer.

Motion BlurWhen your eyes or objects are in motion, the image will suffer from motion blur,resulting in an inability to resolve details. To cope with this, humans generally alternatebetween saccades (quick eye movements) and fixation (focusing on a single point).How is this biological situation useful in storyboard drawing? How do storyboard artistsuse motion blur? How does a smear function in animated motion?

Optical MovementOptical movement is an optical illusion. Although the image is not moving, it appears tomove. To see examples search “Op Art”.

StillnessStillness is calm, quiet, inaction, and peace. Stillness is the opposite of motion. It can be used tocontrast with motion.

[carolinemillet]

The concept of motion is exemplified through the popular action movies and series “Spiderman”. In the first image we can see the term motion blur being exhibited as the figures limbs and body are blurred, showing that the figure is in fast motion. The second image of Spiderman shows the term line of action as we can see the characters body being simplified into an invisible dynamic line that gets the point of motion across to the viewer.

Motion Glossary

Motion is action, reaction, energy, what’s happening, gestures, dynamics, mobility,exertion, labor, and progress through space. Motion varies with your story. Motion indicators In storyboards are arrows, blurred lines, smears, zooms in and out. Your character is dramatized and embodied as a personality through gestural actions.

180-Degree Rule 

In filmmaking, the 180-degree rule is a basic guideline regarding the on-screen spatialrelationship between a character and another character or object within a scene. Bykeeping the camera on one side of an imaginary axis between two characters, the firstcharacter is always framed right of the second character. Moving the camera over the axis is called jumping the line or crossing the line; breaking the 180-degree rule by shooting on all sides is known as shooting in the round.

Anticipated Action

A dramatic action frozen in time, the tension mounts, we feel anticipation. We expect the sword to swing or the finger to pull the trigger or the couple to kiss

Camera Motion

Arrows are standard cues, a simple and recognizable way to show motion or progression in a storyboard 

Kinesthetic Empathy

A player’s actual movement when responding to action in a game. Leaning into a curve in a driving game is kinesthetic empathy.

Line of Action

Line of action is an artistic concept, an invisible line that captures the thrust and vitalityof the movement. The line of action can be drawn by artists as the first element tocapture or exaggerate the pose. Tip: Create the line of action as layer 1 so that youdon’t downplay the pose. When you have the full energy of the drawing delete the action line layer.

Motion Blur

When your eyes or objects are in motion, the image will suffer from motion blur,resulting in an inability to resolve details. To cope with this, humans generally alternatebetween saccades (quick eye movements) and fixation (focusing on a single point).How is this biological situation useful in storyboard drawing? How do storyboard artistsuse motion blur? How does a smear function in animated motion?

Optical Movement

Optical movement is an optical illusion. Although the image is not moving, it appears tomove. To see examples search “Op Art”.

Stillness

Stillness is calm, quiet, inaction, and peace. Stillness is the opposite of motion. It can be used to contrast with motion.

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[thedrawingisnotdead]

Mnemonic Drift - The Anti-museum

Sketches from a 3rd year final project exploring the sectional relationships developed around the transportation of paper within the museum. 

Drawings develop from investigations of ground and basement level relationships and extend into the upper levels. 

Relationships between levels are communicated in the perpendicular direction through the exploration of layers of skin.