My Motion graphic/ Graphic design work
Thursday, September 22, 2011
long time
It has been a while that i have been on here.. I think that im goin to make this about different video that have some motiin graphic and differetn graphic design work
Hope u like it
Hope u like it
Monday, May 9, 2011
WEBPAGE
For my web page I want to have a color theme going. I also wanted my different links to connect to different pages I like and different pages I feel are similar to my page. In the video tab will have all my motion graphic work while the design will have my graphic design work. I'm am still unsure about how i would like to add motion to the website.
Monday, May 2, 2011
web designs
For this homework assignment i picked 2 different websites.
in the cartoon network website the motion graphics in this website is the different top games at the time and in the second main game tab you are able to move the sky as you run you mouse across it the sky will move.
in the adidas website t front page shows alot of motion graphics.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Tutorial by Kristian Harris
For This tutorial i will be showing you how to make your name using the lighting effects and the fire effect.
This is the rendered name
- First got to create the the letter of your first name using polygon planes.
- Then you select two of the planes you created.
- After selecting the planes place the lighting effects to them.( to do that got to the dynamics tab> then press the lighting effects button)
- Then repeat step 2&3 until your first letter of your name is created
- Now create the rest of the letter like u did for the first letter.
- Repeat step 2&3 for the rest of the letters
This is the rendered name
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
the commercial project
To make all the different corrections for the project so that it is due by next Monday.
-Kristian Harris
I will help work on the flight path of the super towel, and create hands.
-Christian Grayson
Will help look for music for the commercial project.
Monday, March 21, 2011
the commercial
Kristian, Christian, and I worked together on the project SuperTowel. This product is soo strong that it can suck up the whole Lake Michigan. To make this commercial possible first we worked together using someone in the green room and directed them what to do. After we split up into doing different parts of the project. Kristian worked on making the water spill on the table, Christian worked on modeling the kitchen, and I worked on animating the Super Paper Towel.
To animate the papertowel I used the Maya program. I used the polygon tool to model the papertowel's body, legs, eyes and mouth. After, I used polygon split tool to make the ridges and the pattern of thats on the papertowel. Once that was done I used the joint tool to make the towel move. Finally I animated the SuperTowel in Maya.
-Kristian Harris
For this project I made the 3D cup and the liquid inside it, I also helped put together the final product, helped my fellow group member with the animation of the "super towel", and located the sound clips that go with parts of the video. Creating the cup was the simplest thing to do because all I needed to do was put together a few different shapes. The water I made was just an effect that I added to the cup. The water was the hardest thing I had made because of the problem that I had ran into using it. Most of the time the effect would not work with the the work with the cup I made.
-Final render
For the final render of the commercial i added some different things. In the video you will see a re-render out 3D cup with this time some 2D water. The 2D was created in maya as well as the 3D cup.
Christain-
Within my group and I's Commercial Project; Super Paper Towel, I designed and created the entire 3 Dimensional environment AutoDesk Maya 2011 and made the final composition of our project in Adobe After Affects. The 3D environment that I decided to create was a kitchen because it corresponded with what our initial goal was and that was to advertise a paper towel. The software that I used to create the environment was AutoDesk Maya 2011. The polygons that I used to create the environment was a torus, spheres, rectangles, and cylinders. As I used these polygons, I manipulated the edges and vertices to display exactly how I wanted to polygons to visually display. After finishing my 3D environment, I had to go to a website called, "www.creativecrash.com" to download "shaders" or color materials to make my environment eye catching. I downloaded shaders such as walnut wood, shinny metal, corroded metal, gold metal, and so much more. After applying these shaders to my environment, I created a camera within AutoDesk Maya and started to take digital photos of it and in addition of particular angles. Finally, I rendered those photos, so I can import those photos into Adobe After Affects to start my final composition of our project.
Within Adobe After Affects, I collected all of my group members footage, rendered photos, and AutoDesk Maya animations and made a commercial out of everything. The hardest thing that I faced while completing this task was making our green room footage angles corresponded with our 3D kitchen render photos. I soon found out that they did not, so I thought of a way to make them fit. I did this by making at least 7-8 different masks over four duplicated videos of the same thing.
To animate the papertowel I used the Maya program. I used the polygon tool to model the papertowel's body, legs, eyes and mouth. After, I used polygon split tool to make the ridges and the pattern of thats on the papertowel. Once that was done I used the joint tool to make the towel move. Finally I animated the SuperTowel in Maya.
-Kristian Harris
For this project I made the 3D cup and the liquid inside it, I also helped put together the final product, helped my fellow group member with the animation of the "super towel", and located the sound clips that go with parts of the video. Creating the cup was the simplest thing to do because all I needed to do was put together a few different shapes. The water I made was just an effect that I added to the cup. The water was the hardest thing I had made because of the problem that I had ran into using it. Most of the time the effect would not work with the the work with the cup I made.
-Final render
For the final render of the commercial i added some different things. In the video you will see a re-render out 3D cup with this time some 2D water. The 2D was created in maya as well as the 3D cup.
Christain-
Within my group and I's Commercial Project; Super Paper Towel, I designed and created the entire 3 Dimensional environment AutoDesk Maya 2011 and made the final composition of our project in Adobe After Affects. The 3D environment that I decided to create was a kitchen because it corresponded with what our initial goal was and that was to advertise a paper towel. The software that I used to create the environment was AutoDesk Maya 2011. The polygons that I used to create the environment was a torus, spheres, rectangles, and cylinders. As I used these polygons, I manipulated the edges and vertices to display exactly how I wanted to polygons to visually display. After finishing my 3D environment, I had to go to a website called, "www.creativecrash.com" to download "shaders" or color materials to make my environment eye catching. I downloaded shaders such as walnut wood, shinny metal, corroded metal, gold metal, and so much more. After applying these shaders to my environment, I created a camera within AutoDesk Maya and started to take digital photos of it and in addition of particular angles. Finally, I rendered those photos, so I can import those photos into Adobe After Affects to start my final composition of our project.
Within Adobe After Affects, I collected all of my group members footage, rendered photos, and AutoDesk Maya animations and made a commercial out of everything. The hardest thing that I faced while completing this task was making our green room footage angles corresponded with our 3D kitchen render photos. I soon found out that they did not, so I thought of a way to make them fit. I did this by making at least 7-8 different masks over four duplicated videos of the same thing.
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