While I think that IVN as a module could use some improvement (i.e. mainly better coordination for the final project and better time allocation for each project), my learning journey has been not bad. I learned how to use Illustrator and what makes an illustration interesting. We were taught the skills needed to complete each assignment along with tips on how to use Illustrator.
Week 1 – Week 5 | 22/04/25 – 20/05/25 Emily Soh Ching-Ling | 0359478 Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media Advanced Animation | Section 01 | GCD61604 Exercises TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 LECTURES 2.0 INSTRUCTIONS 3.0 EXERCISE 1 — BOUNCING BALL ANIMATION 3.1 PROGRESS 3.2 FINAL SUBMISSION 4.0 EXERCISE 2 — BALL WITH TAIL ANIMATION 4.1 PROGRESS 4.2 FINAL SUBMISSION 5.0 EXERCISE 3 — GOOD POSES 5.1 PROGRESS 5.2 FINAL SUBMISSION 6.0 REFLECTION 7.0 FURTHER READING 7.1 WEEK 4 — THE BOUNCING BALL WITH A TAIL 1.0 LECTURES 1.1 WEEK 1 — INTRODUCTION We were introduced to Advanced Animation along with the expectations and objectives of the module. We were also shown some of our seniors' works and given a taste of future assignments. Due to Mr Kamal's absence during Week 2, we were taught Week 2's material this week. 1.2 WEEK 3 — 2.0 INSTRUCTION...
Week 1 – Week 2 | 06/02/24 – 14/02/24 Emily Soh Ching-Ling | 0359478 Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media Design Principles | Section 01 | GCD60804 Lecture Notes TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN 2.0 CONTRAST & GESTALT THEORY 3.0 BALANCE & EMPHASIS 4.0 REPETITION & MOVEMENT 5.0 HARMONY & UNITY 6.0 SYMBOL, WORD & IMAGE 7.0 VISUAL ANALYSIS 1.0 ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN ELEMENTS OF DESIGN: Design elements are individual "building blocks". Point, line, shape, form, texture, space, and colour. PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN: Design principles are rules that guide the arrangement of the elements. Contrast, balance, emphasis, rule of thirds, repetition / pattern / rhythm, movement, hierarchy, alignment, harmony, unity, and proportion. 2.0 CONTRAST & GESTALT THEORY CONTRAST: Definition of Contrast: The juxtaposition of strongly dissimilar elements. Purpose: To provide visual interest. To emphasise a point. To express content...
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