VS 12AUG W3

12.08.19,
So today in Visual Story class we learned a lot about character and it’s properties.
Everything that we learn should always be applied to everything that we do, we should always think about performance, cause at times what is in our head isn’t similar to what we put on display, therefore it helps when we simplify in such a way that our projection is understood in one go.
One thing that I am definitely taking back from today’s lecture is to watch a film twice,
1. To evaluate
2. Just to ENJOY!
Why?
Today when we were watching the film what I constantly kept thinking about was is it 3D or 2D? How can someone make such cool stuff etc etc
But when I actually asked sir my doubts he replied, were you not enjoying and that’s something really deep, we often get into such technical aspects of things that we stop enjoying it, we should stop trying to fit in adult’s boots and look at everything with a child’s perspective, everything will come secondary, only deriving fun out of something is the motive and so is with life!
Today we have learned a lot from the short films that we saw,  knowing how to draw isn’t what will make us good animator’s but know how to express through our animation certainly will.
To make up for whatever points I might have missed, I’m attaching my notes from today’s class, for further updates stay tuned:)



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