Category Archives: Animation

Abstract Animation II – Dec 2012

Session begins by watching their pixelation work from last week. BOth groups interested to see the other group’s efforts. Competition between the 2 groups. There are questions from both groups about the editing process and the music chosen as backing

Abstract Animation II – Dec 2012

Session begins by watching their pixelation work from last week. BOth groups interested to see the other group’s efforts. Competition between the 2 groups. There are questions from both groups about the editing process and the music chosen as backing

Nurture Group Animation

28 Nov 2012 Marion’s nurture group is an all-day creative media project group for around 7 – 8 Year 7 & 8 children on a weekly basis for a few weeks at a time. This is a permanent fixture in

Nurture Group Animation

28 Nov 2012 Marion’s nurture group is an all-day creative media project group for around 7 – 8 Year 7 & 8 children on a weekly basis for a few weeks at a time. This is a permanent fixture in

Pixelation – Nov 2012

See first animation observation here These photos remind me of this pixelation video by Joao Machado called Gestures, referenced by Doug Belshaw : Second Observation: Nov 26 2012. The Year 10’s learn another type of animation technique known as pixelation

Pixelation – Nov 2012

See first animation observation here These photos remind me of this pixelation video by Joao Machado called Gestures, referenced by Doug Belshaw : Second Observation: Nov 26 2012. The Year 10’s learn another type of animation technique known as pixelation

Abstract Animation – Lambeth Academy

School A, a S. London Academy 19 November 2012 Observed 2 x 1hr. animation sessions run by John Harmer and Shelley Wain. At various points in the past I’ve worked with all these people and institutions so arranging my observations

Abstract Animation – Lambeth Academy

School A, a S. London Academy 19 November 2012 Observed 2 x 1hr. animation sessions run by John Harmer and Shelley Wain. At various points in the past I’ve worked with all these people and institutions so arranging my observations