FRANKIE REID
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RESEARCH + LEARNING

BRIEF

3-5 minute animation in the style of a stand-alone “pilot” episode for an ongoing animated show/one-off individual short story.

RESEARCH + LEARNING

I've watched a lot of Alex Grigg's videos before and love how quickly and concisely they summarise elements of animation, they are really good to watch as reminders or to go over areas of animation I struggle with. I will be referring back to them frequently throughout this project.
NobleFrugal Studio is another creator who makes a lot of helpful animation tutorials and explanations, I will likely be referencing his videos and techniques throughout this project.
Resources teaching the fundamentals of animation that I study and refer back to.

PRACTICE EXERCISES

Following these beginner exercises to better understand the fundamentals of animation and become more familiar with Procreate Dreams.

Spinning Ball

8 Frames vs 16 Frames
8 frames, with perspective
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Bouncing Ball

32 frames
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Pendulum

22 frames
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22 frames, with more dimension
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Hammer

10 frames.
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10 frames.
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Different Movement Speeds

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Head Turn

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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
  • UNIVERSITY
    • THIRD YEAR >
      • ILLU6040
      • ARTD6000
      • FMP
    • SECOND YEAR >
      • THE CRITICAL ILLUSTRATOR
      • DRAWING
      • THE ILLUSTRATOR'S TOOLKIT
      • ILLUSTRATION PROJECTS
    • FIRST YEAR >
      • YEAR ONE SUBMISSION
      • SEMESTER ONE
      • SEMESTER TWO >
        • 3D
        • 2D
        • 4D
      • REFLECTION >
        • REFLECTION DEVELOPMENT
        • REFLECTION OUTCOME