Although I will be continuing to work on the practical elements of the course in the coming week, this morning is the final submission of the blog for our semester 2 assessment. I thought that it was worth explaining what would be the best way to find relevant information on the blog. A current state of construction of the model will be presented in the Exploring Practice presentation on Wednesday afternoon.
Using this blog:
Under blog archive at the right each post is listed with the date and the title for reference. I have also arranged each post under different categories or Labels which can be accessed on the right hand side so that all posts pertaining to the relevant categories can be viewed chronologically in one page even if they are interspersed throughout my blog. I have put a guide to the labels below. Please note some posts will be shown under more than one label as they were appropriate in more than one category:
1. Experiments - Practical work completed or tested for the course, storyboards, program of study,
basic match moving/ film/ HDRI tests etc.
2. General - Posts like this which are less project/ module specific or ones which are related to my
attitude or opinion of animation in the broader sense
3. Inspirations - Critical reviews of films, artworks, buildings or photographs which I feel are useful
references or examples for my main Master's project
4. Leap Year - A side project carried over from last year which I will be using as a way of testing 2D
textures on 3D models
5. Presentations - Completed final presentations or assessment work which was required throughout the
semester to pass the modules
6. Research - Similar to inspirations research is more practical and reflective and contains analysis of
certain sources and exercises such as the extract which was required for Research and
Methods module.
7. Waverley - Everything which is directly related to the practical project has been given this label.
Using this blog:
Under blog archive at the right each post is listed with the date and the title for reference. I have also arranged each post under different categories or Labels which can be accessed on the right hand side so that all posts pertaining to the relevant categories can be viewed chronologically in one page even if they are interspersed throughout my blog. I have put a guide to the labels below. Please note some posts will be shown under more than one label as they were appropriate in more than one category:
1. Experiments - Practical work completed or tested for the course, storyboards, program of study,
basic match moving/ film/ HDRI tests etc.
2. General - Posts like this which are less project/ module specific or ones which are related to my
attitude or opinion of animation in the broader sense
3. Inspirations - Critical reviews of films, artworks, buildings or photographs which I feel are useful
references or examples for my main Master's project
4. Leap Year - A side project carried over from last year which I will be using as a way of testing 2D
textures on 3D models
5. Presentations - Completed final presentations or assessment work which was required throughout the
semester to pass the modules
6. Research - Similar to inspirations research is more practical and reflective and contains analysis of
certain sources and exercises such as the extract which was required for Research and
Methods module.
7. Waverley - Everything which is directly related to the practical project has been given this label.
8. Collaborative Work - Work I have done with or for other animation students.
A useful post which is indicative of the overall blog is the mind map which can be found at the link below and the search function on the top of the blog will assist if anything seems to be missing.
blog mind map:
http://what-would-sant-elia-do.blogspot.com/2011/11/spicynodes-edit-nodes-edit-content.html
I hope you enjoy my blog so far and thank you for the time to look through it!
:)
A useful post which is indicative of the overall blog is the mind map which can be found at the link below and the search function on the top of the blog will assist if anything seems to be missing.
blog mind map:
http://what-would-sant-elia-do.blogspot.com/2011/11/spicynodes-edit-nodes-edit-content.html
I hope you enjoy my blog so far and thank you for the time to look through it!
:)
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