Category / FMP 395

by Hannah Cattell

Update on progress throughout FMP

 

December 3rd fmp briefing – Was off sick with stress-related illness due to previous handin  

 

10/01/2020 Feedback which helped me develop my idea further

 

07/01/2020 Back from Christmas I used the Christmas break to take a step back from university work 

 

14/01/2020  Completed artist research 

 

21/01/2020 Completed artist research 

 

28/01/2020 Research into environmental effects linked to coastal areas

 

04/02/2020 analysed 30-second adverts to help understand how to 30 seconds effectively 

 

11/02/2020 completed draft for storyboard visited galleries in London 

 

18/02/2020 worked on animation 

 

25/02/2020 worked on animation 

 

3/03/2020 finished 1st draft of 1st animation 

 

10/03/2020 Working on illustrations for the second animation  

 

17/03/2020working on animating the last tutorial with Jules in person  uni shutting due to COVID 19

 

24/03/2020-teams meeting with Jules working on animations 

 

31/03/2020 Finished first draft of the second animation 

 

07/04/2020 worked on the frames for the last animation

 

13/04/2020 Animating process for the final animation 

 

20/04/2020 Finished draft for animation 

 

27/04/2020 Working on sketchbook work( I’m finding it hard to write comprehensive feedback on my work) 

 

5/05/2020 (worked on portfolio work) 

 

12/05/2020 Preparing for Handin

by Hannah Cattell

Final animation.

 

Cup overflowing animation, need the focus to be on the cup.

 

Created for time point 10-15 second but decided not to use as I couldn’t find a way to fit it in.

I initially created this without the water moving which looked wrong so I added water movement.

First Draft.

 

by Hannah Cattell

Second Animation- For reference in sketch book.

 

First draft

 

 

 

 

Post For social media

 

Animation start

 

(Below)In the end, I didn’t use this piece as I couldn’t get it to look right.

 

 

 

 

by Hannah Cattell

Postcard’s

A big influence for my work is postcards. They are often pictures of landmarks, scenic views, photographs or drawings that are posted as souvenirs. 1930’s British Carry on/Innuendo Seaside postcard became popular. That used tongue-in-cheek jokes. The popularity of these postcards caused a significant increase in British seaside tourism and had a positive impact on the economy.

My wide collection of postcards:

Alxnder Cook

Dave Thompson

Paul Thurlby

by Hannah Cattell

Artist Research/Reflection:Triangulo + Terry Gilliam

 

 

Reflecting on Feedback from my Research Project a key point was to explore using different media’s to use in my work, to develop the story told through animation. As well as rethinking the colour and “prettiness” of my Images.

The animation uses a mix of collage to help reflect the gritty tongue in cheek message, with the combination of the use of colour to add to this undertone.

Even though I do not connect with the visual atheistic, I can appreciate the use of practical animation skills as well as the interesting use of collage.