I chose the theme from everyday objects to fantasy objects.
I like this subject for two reasons. First of all, I like fantasy themes very much. I have watched a lot of fantasy movies and studied ordinary objects personification in Pixar animation. I like to observe the things around me and make them look like things in fairy tales with my rich imagination. Secondly, in terms of my skills and specialties, I am good at design and modeling of various styles, which can realize objects from plane to finished products. I believe my skills are well suited to this topic.
Then, through the joint activities organized by the school between various majors, I met a lot of friends from other majors and decided to work with 2D animation students to do an animation project combining 2D and 3D. I think the benefits are, first of all, for 3d, once it comes to character animation will greatly increase the workload, whether it is modeling to binding or to k-frames, so 2d drawing characters is undoubtedly a good choice, but also better reflect the animation effect, more tension. Secondly, for 2d, the most difficult point is the overall perspective and the huge workload of painting the background. Therefore, 3d scenes and 2d characters combined is a good choice.
1) Title: Traveling with coins
2) Team members and roles:
Chenyang Deng
MA Animation
c.deng0320221@arts.ac.uk
Role: 2D animator
Yuanjie Lei
MA Animation
y.lei0320221@arts.ac.uk
Role: 2D animator
Tianqi Xu
MA Visual Effects
t.xu0320223@arts.ac.uk
Role: 3D scene modeler
Jiachen Ding
MA Visual Effects
j.ding0320223@arts.ac.uk
Role: Compositor
3)Description of idea:
We plan to use the everyday object of the coin as a medium to connect the real and the fantastical, to show the meaning and influence that humans give to the coin (money) in different fantastical worlds. The project will use 2D animation to draw the characters and parts of the screen. At the same time, using 3D models for the scenes and a virtual camera to complete the subplots.
4)Blog/Personal Padlet Online Power Point Link:
https://vimeo.com/759682547
https://tianqi.myblog.arts.ac.uk/
https://djiachen.myblog.arts.ac.uk/