Paul-Mackin: March 2010

Thursday, 25 March 2010

Iron Man: Finished Product

This is my final product of the iron man animation that i've been working on. To complete this project i used clay, metal wire to shape the bodies, And a box for the background and to keep light out of the camera lens. It took me about 3-4 weeks to finish this project from research. What i gained from this is the ability to use simple stop frame animation with clay. I think this project was successful.

Friday, 19 March 2010

My Favourite Products

Banksy's Artwork

Thursday, 18 March 2010

Iron Man

Here is the work i produced in PhotoShop today. This is research for my iron man animation project to give me ideas.

Friday, 12 March 2010

Music Posters

Here is the T4 On The Beach poster. I like the colour schemes on this poster but the donside is that there si not alot of information.

I like this Glastonbury poster becaue it has alot of information on too call numbers and go to websites to order tickets.

Another Glastonbury poster with information on the bands that are playing but not alot of contact info.

Here is leeds festival poster and i like this because of the layout and the use of information but the downfall of this poster is there is no colour and not alot of pictures.

Basketball

Here is an image of Paul Pierce scoring a 3 point shot, Deciding the winner by one point with 2 seconds to spare, Leaving the Boston Celtics the win, And the Atlanta Hawks down by one point in the end.

The Scream

Drawn by Edvard Munch, I think this image represents fear, Pain and anger. I like the way the colours on this drawing mix together

Oliver Twist

In this image Oliver Twist is still hungry after eating in his orphanage, So him and his friends draw straws to decide who asks for more and it's oliver.

Song: OLIVER: Please, Sir, I want some more.

   MR. BUMBLE:   What?    OLIVER:   Please, Sir, I want some more.    MR. BUMBLE: More!    WIDOW CORNEY: Catch him!    MR. BUMBLE: Snatch him!    WIDOW CORNEY: Hold him!    MR. BUMBLE: Scold him!    WIDOW CORNEY: Pounce him!    Trounce him!    Pick him up and bounce him!    MR. BUMBLE: Wait!    Before we put the boy to task    May I be so curious as to ask    His name?    BOYS: O-li-ver    WIDOW CORNEY AND MR. BUMBLE: Oliver! Oliver!    MR. BUMBLE: Never before has a boy wanted more!    MR. BUMBLE AND WIDOW CORNEY: Oliver! Oliver!     MR. BUMBLE: Won't ask for more when he knows what's in store.    There a dark, thin, winding    Stairway without any bannister    Which we'll throw him down, and    Feed him on cockroaches    Served in a canister    ALL: Oliver! Oliver!    MR. BUMBLE:  What will he do    When he's turned black and blue?    He will curse the day    Somebody named him    ALL: O-li-ver!    MR. BUMBLE AND WIDOW CORNEY: Oliver! Oliver!    MR. BUMBLE: Never before has a boy wanted more!    MR. BUMBLE AND WIDOW CORNEY: Oliver! Oliver!    WIDOW CORNEY: He won't ask for more    When he knows what's in store.    MR. BUMBLE: There's a sooty chimney    Long overdue for a sweeping out    Which we'll push him up,    And one day next year    With the rats he'll be creeping out!    ALL:   Oliver! Oliver!    MR. BUMBLE: What will her do    In this terrible stew?    He will rue the day    Somebody named him...    ALL:   O-li-ver!

Dickens' novel about a gentle-spirited orphan who's failed at every turn by the system set up to protect him is an indictment of the barbarism that thrives beneath the veneer of the most civilized societies; it's also a long, anguished wail over the willful ignorance and selfishness of us wretched humans, who were supposedly created in God's image but rarely live up to the honor.

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