KS Motion Graphics

 After trying to come up with a script for my original idea and exploring rotoscoping, I wasn't too confident in the direction that the original idea of presenting a topic like how to start a day it felt too vague of an audience. So all parts of the previous segment is outdated now! 𐇡 Instead, I wanted to approach the idea of something coming from the approach of something I would like to tell myself when I was younger. Thus, providing me a more concrete direction to appeal to (which I feel like works in a more personal topic compared to a definite answer). Second, I figured I would do an infographic on starting out as an artist, more so focusing on the confidence-building and introductory aspects from research from professionals and personal experiences I can find. List of definitive "steps" are as follows 1) Ignoring Hesistation - referring mainly to the initial expectations of needing to do something "good". Failure is a key part of learning a new skill, des

 I am a little late on uploading this one but thought I should archive that I can do the funny puppet rigging (music is Clocktowers Beneath The Sea - Pascal Michael Stiefel) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drT1uOViuz4

For my tutorial / infographic project, I wanted to try out a more simple concept and exaggerating it with video to help drive the importance of it across.  That is why my infographic is simply about getting out of bed in the morning. Simply because I think refining the process of getting out of bed quickly and ready on a day meant for productivity to be an actually important skill to learn. No like...cell phone in bed for an hour, hitting snooze, or anything like that. Current steps in the process I thought out is - Keep the phone / alarm away from you. - Getting out as quickly as possible. - Making the bed, to lock yourself out of going back on it to sleep. - Go and start something simple (like breakfast, a shower, or something easy) Honestly, if the project could work with it, I wouldn't mind trying out something like Adobe Flash or something on this kind of project since I was always curious of the hand-drawn animation process and think this kind of format could work well with i

  Music Body - Patricia Taxxon (sorry for non-hyperpop fans) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zhvEphkEDU https://patriciataxxon.bandcamp.com/album/gloria List of techniques used - Ink Effect from previous wip - Graph Editor to adjust keyframe timings - Alpha mask - Loop Out command - Multiply Layer - Pen Tool and Repeater Function ( https://www.pinterest.com/pin/1688918602118228/ )

 I recreated an ink-styled word transition tutorial, since I wanted to explore the adjustment layers and thought it would be a neat effect to work off of for the personal interstitial. Original Tutorial

 

  Just a small wip of the first section. I know it ain't required but I like looking at wips in free time to see if there is anything missing The main change is adding transitions for all sections here, as well as some end animations between longer sections. In addition, as suggested, added some background music to the audio to give a little extra kick. Calm Thoughts - POST ELVIS