Monday, 8 November 2010
interactive comics with use of traditional
I discovered different's types of interactive comics on the inter web some using traditional uses so using your cursor to turn over the page to read on, when I was exploring this method I thought it was a lot simpler than doing the modern interactive way when i had to interact with the comic playing the main character and finding how done the crime that was hotel then colours in hotel was every basic black, white and red, the same with the other interactive comic I explored into, I thought the better one would be the traditional one because it is what i grew up with paper based reading not interactive, I think it was a really good idea but at the same time not i like the newer way because every one can access the internet, instead of buying a book and reading once then it's left laying around gathering dust, It's saving the planet so they aren't cutting down trees and they are using a lot more power source instead so it's a debate on how I see it.
Wednesday, 3 November 2010
Logo's and history
Logos
Disney history Animation is the transformation of still images turned into motion by constantly parading the stills, one after another. Through creativity, dedication and technology, this form of art can be advanced to great limits and even beyond imagination.
Co-founded by Walter Elias Disney, the Walt Disney Company today has branched out to various entertainment studios, theme parks, products and other media productions with an annual revenue of approximately US $30 billion’.
The Walt Disney logo, like the company, has served as a beacon for decent family entertainment and worldwide recognition. The Walt Disney logo is a ‘stylized version of the founder’s signature’ that signifies the brand name and promises secure, cheerful and quality American mainstream entertainment.
Other than the regular logo, the company uses different logos on its different products. A castle on a blue background version of the Walt Disney logo is used for the movie releases and as the curtain-raiser to its films.
Similarly, the Walt Disney signature with “World” added to it is used for the company’s resorts "Walt Disney World Resort", a Mickey’s head is adopted for the company’s Mickey Mouse Club and “Studios” was added to the Walt Disney logo signifying Disney Studios around the world.
The original Walt Disney logo, to a large extent, has retained its uniqueness, however, over the time, different animations and styles were introduced in the Walt Disney logo to complement the entertainment quality and the technological breakthroughs of the era. No doubt, the Walt Disney logo has branded the company.
Reference for Disney logo: http://www.logoblog.org/walt_disney_logo.php
Mini bio of the man who created Disney
A pioneer in the field of animation, Walt Disney was an animator, film director, and screenwriter and film producer. The founder of The Walt Disney Company, Walt Disney created of the first full-length-animated feature, the first all-colour cartoon and the first cartoon with sound. He was nominated for 59 Academy Awards and won 26 of them, making him the individual with the most awards and nominations in history. He died of lung cancer on December 15,1966.
Cryogenically Frozen?
There is a popular urban legend that Walt Disney was cryogenically frozen after his death and that his body is sealed in a tomb under the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland. This claim has been continually denied by Disney's family and discredited for two reasons. First, it is well documented that Walt Disney was cremated after his death. Second, the first person to be cryogenically frozen was Dr. James Bedford, an event that occurred a month after Disney's death.
Walt Disney Time line
· 1901: Born December 5th
· 1925: Married Lillian Marie Bounds
· 1927: Co-created Oswald the Lucky Rabbit with Ub Iwerks
· 1928: Co-created Mickey Mouse with Ub Iwerks
· 1931: Wins First Academy Award for Flowers and Trees
· 1947: Testifies Before House Committee on Un-American Activities
· 1955: Disneyland Opens on July 17th
· 1966: Died December 15th time line of disney logos
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i cI have chosen a Disney because it's something every one can enjoy it.
Tuesday, 2 November 2010
pen tool
Using the quick selection tool selecting the boy and ctrl D and deleting the background he was originally on
another poster
Make sure I use big text 6-7 characters long use alt delete to fill the background back press x to change the background black control fa create new layer then ctrl e to emerge down using the polygon lasso tool then creating a triangles to cut then the move tool using the lasso tool filter modify feather 50 pixels filter render clouds deselect after using the rending using ctrl D
Right click on the icon on T the select pixels create a new layer
Merge down ctrl e 50% grey,
explosion with a new layer which we use the lasso tool to create this explosion by drawing a circle then hue and saturation to change the colour of explosion to my person favourite colour purple then created a new layer to add in a slogan underneath with another dropped down to give more dramatic effect.
All in all i enjoy this demo because i gained more skills with photo shop i did mess up half way through which was a shame but i got back on track when marz helped me =]
Monday, 1 November 2010
high street
Resized an image in photo shop of an high street with a large clock tower transferred the image for photo shop to flash then adjusted the size added in the rulers then deciding where the image will stop pressing F6 then move the image around then clicking in-between the time line right click go to classic tween then Ctrl and enter to watch your progress. Pans into a movie clip- Time line goes from left to right so the Pans will do the same, to reduce and enlarge to resume the pictures use key frames, I have moved my picture from left to right then right to left, each time using a motion tween and a key frame.( size of the image was 900 height by 72 resolution)
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