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The flipbook assignment.
Over all I was pleased with my flipbook. I did the frame-by-frame
animation on an Ipad and most people in the class seemed think that was the
smart way of making a flipbook. The
flipbook was not easier to make, nor, was it less time consuming, however, I do
believe it had a higher production value. Many people struggle with being able
to see through the paper in order to line up their animation precisely.
Viewing other people flipbooks it was hard to tell which
side was up or down or what was the subject matter on some flipbooks . Drawing digital make for a clearer picture
but it has its drawbacks. With the
Animator app from the Itunes app store it allows you to see the previous frame
in order to line up your next frame, this of course has it advantages. Another
problem drawing with something electronically is of course the consumption of
power and the fact the battery dose run out, which happened right before I was
going to email the assignment.
Another thing I did not like was I really could not get
precise with my fat finger to make detail drawings, which to me, took away from
the over all look. I believe drawing on
an Ipad still has a ways to come before it will feel like traditional pencil
and paper.
Critique VS Criticized.
It was nice to give and get positive feed back. Personally I
thought I was in trouble for drawing my flipbook on an Ipad but then again,
this is an Art and Technology course right?
And what better way to express that then using technology to make art.
I produced music all
the time an I think our worst critic are ourselves I think people are just
really hard on each other and it was nice to see that we can have an engaging
class environment that allows us to express our art and give constructive
criticism to better ourselves and classmates.
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