a movable feast: animation

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Monday, December 22, 2014

this season and throughout the year

wishing peace, love and understanding to ya'll.
see you in the new year.

neki desu

Friday, October 31, 2014

the wow factor

definitely not your lil'ol' lady cross stitch.

happy hollows!

neki desu

Friday, August 08, 2014

we all scream for ice cream

stay coo land have a nice weekend.

neki desu

Friday, January 03, 2014

A film by Jim Le Fevre, Mike Paterson and Roops and Al Johnstone (RAMP ceramics), commissioned by the Crafts Council.

via margreet. thanks for pointing it!

have a great weekend. and stay warm.

neki desu

Friday, December 20, 2013

good tidings to you

may your lights shine bright during the holidays and through the rest of the year.
ill be back after the new year.

neki desu

Friday, December 06, 2013

sometimes despair is not bad

it can lead to a little animation. here's the original image.
stay warm and have a great weekend

neki desu

Friday, September 06, 2013

this blog needs some animation -again

t.v ad for wii. isn't it great?
have a good weekend!

neki desu

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

one thing leads to another and then yet to one more

looking for vids to post two fridays ago i found this japaophile vid.
on the comments about how it was done, there was a mention of camera mapping , a way of
turning still frames into 3d animation by separating objects in a different depth and then mapping ,that is: creating visual relationships among them.
there are breathtaking examples of the technique done by telenokia, an association that has produced some very beautiful light and sound shows for public spaces.
although my aims are much more modest, i'm contemplating taking a workshop with them in its due time.

the vid in particular was using using blender,an open source program.

you all know me and know by now how i love geekery, so it should come as no surprise that i went there for a download. i have always had an interest in animation and have done some clips,but animated within the fractal or tesselation programs. this was my chance to create animated clips from stills!

but one more time i was blinded by ambition as the program is waaay above my head. i know very little about film editing; i've just done a couple of simple clips and some cinemagraph cliplets . as the saying goes, one can't start the house by the roof. therefore i started hunting for info on line and the hunt lead me to creative cow on you tube. what a fantastic resource this is! they offer a spectrum of vid tutorials for the most popular photo and film edit programs.

i've started watching diligently their brilliantly explained vids in the creative cow adobe premier channel. as practice i am editing a series of clips that i took in burgos; so far it's all making sense, but let's see where all of this takes me. i think i'm slowly getting closer to blender with all its promised wonders.

now,look what the heat does to an idle weaver!

neki desu