If you know me as an individual, you most likely know that I am also a lover of all types of music. Like pretty much the rest of the world, I love the Beatles, and one of my favorite movies that I grew up with is "The Yellow Submarine." Combining the four lads with animation created an adorable, yet odd story about their journey to the magical Pepperland to save the townspeople from the music-hating blue meanies. The film combines beautiful hand drawn animation with pops of bright colors, and it makes the whole experience seem like a fairy tail. Below is a small fan made trailer showing some of the gorgeous visuals of the 1968 film.
Showing posts with label pixel art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pixel art. Show all posts
Thursday, February 25, 2016
New ideas...
I think it's pretty clear right now that I am very into pixel art, and the lengths that people can take with it. I've seen some beautiful pixel animations, and they have been enough to convince me to make another one for my second motion graphic project. This time, I want to use an isometric grid, and create a world with plenty of activity that plays on a loop.
If you know me as an individual, you most likely know that I am also a lover of all types of music. Like pretty much the rest of the world, I love the Beatles, and one of my favorite movies that I grew up with is "The Yellow Submarine." Combining the four lads with animation created an adorable, yet odd story about their journey to the magical Pepperland to save the townspeople from the music-hating blue meanies. The film combines beautiful hand drawn animation with pops of bright colors, and it makes the whole experience seem like a fairy tail. Below is a small fan made trailer showing some of the gorgeous visuals of the 1968 film.
For my second project, I want to pay homage to this movie, and create and isometric world that includes many of the film's references. I'll definitely be including music as well! It will be tough, but it is a challenge that I am willing to take on.
If you know me as an individual, you most likely know that I am also a lover of all types of music. Like pretty much the rest of the world, I love the Beatles, and one of my favorite movies that I grew up with is "The Yellow Submarine." Combining the four lads with animation created an adorable, yet odd story about their journey to the magical Pepperland to save the townspeople from the music-hating blue meanies. The film combines beautiful hand drawn animation with pops of bright colors, and it makes the whole experience seem like a fairy tail. Below is a small fan made trailer showing some of the gorgeous visuals of the 1968 film.
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
The Pixel Art Path
Recently I have become really fascinated with pixel art, and how people animate it this unique style. For my name project in class, I wanted to go in a more retro direction, and make something that looks like a classic NES game, such as The Legend of Zelda, or Metroid. While searching for tutorials, I found that making pixel art is a relatively simple process, yet it could end up taking a long time to master. It requires quite a bit of patience, and a lot of creativity.
One video that really struck me was a speed-art video done by a youtuber by the name of, "Binof trash." In the video, she draws a cute rpg style girl, and shows her animation process, resulting in the adorable short clip below:
This artist has a number of videos showing her skills in animating pixel art, and they're all very fun to watch. I hope that one day I could end up making animations as beautiful as hers!
One video that really struck me was a speed-art video done by a youtuber by the name of, "Binof trash." In the video, she draws a cute rpg style girl, and shows her animation process, resulting in the adorable short clip below:
This artist has a number of videos showing her skills in animating pixel art, and they're all very fun to watch. I hope that one day I could end up making animations as beautiful as hers!
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