Hello! My object for today’s assignment was a photograph of my family when we first went to the US! I remember this moment very clearly, because as an aspiring animator, I’ve always dreamed of visiting California and go to Disneyland! This photograph was taken while we were walking towards Disneyland from our hostel, and because it was the autumn-near-winter period,… Read more →
When we were first given this project, I felt rather daunted by the fact we had to take pictures of ourselves revealing our personality and character, especially since I am a little introverted. However, I did learn a lot from this project – not only about the technical handling of the camera such as how to effectively adjust the aperture or shutter… Read more →
Hello everyone! This is the everyday object we had to bring for 3D class, of which my item is a mini musical box. I identified the Dominant as the gold interior of the music box, the Subdominant as the hard plastic that makes up the exterior of the music box, and the Subordinate as the handle that turns the box.… Read more →
Hello everyone! Great job we finished our first 3D project! I honestly struggled a lot during this project, trying to understand the aspect of the Dominant, Subdominant and Subordinate – especially when we had to do a 2D sketch analysis on it. I was so confused with regards what should be halved or cut into threes, and how I could… Read more →
For my mark making tool, I was interested in creating something that would allow me to experiment with Chinese Ink, as I wanted to explore the difference between the textures made by the Chinese paint brush versus a less versatile tool. This is the mark making tool I made out of a wooden stick I found on the ground. I shaved the sides of… Read more →
“The Living Need Light, The Dead Need Music” A film by The Propellor Group, a collective based in Ho Chi Minh City and founded in 2006 by Phunam, Matt Lucero, and Tuan Nguyen. Wong King Lam Preliminary Reading The beginning of the film leads us, the viewer, through a series of corridors while the song “Mot Coi Di Ve” (A… Read more →
Not quite sure what I should type here at this moment in this grey classroom surrounded by several large screen monitors together with a few strangers whom I hope to know better as the weeks go by. Read more →
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