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Project 2

 Animation Examples of animated title sequences in animated comedies with the target audience of 14-18 year olds. Family Guy - Opening scene The Simpsons - Opening scene  South Park - Opening intro Big Mouth- Opening Rick and Morty- Opening The Simpsons (1990)- It is 1 minute 28 seconds long and describes what a day in the life in the Simpsons family feels like in Springfield. The credits are all at the very end of the animation shown on the TV after all the family sit down and in quick succession. This type of animation is very old kind of animation and has a drawn look. In depth we see the Bart character and what he is like very early in the intro, we get to know that he rides skateboards and gets into trouble at school as the first scene of him he is in detention. We see how Homer messes up at his work which describes his character and also almost get run over by his wife. We also see marge looking after her child while going shopping. And Lisa is very little seen in the in...

UNIT 2

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 L/O: Explore the work of recognised graphic designers. Quentin's work looks very hand drawn and scruffy and is not done to look very realistic. And he is most famous for his illustrations in Roald Dahls children's book. I don't think I should have coloured it in that much and I think it ruins the work. Barnes' work is very random and shape based but also paints a picture e.g. the one above this is clearly someone with eyes holding there hands around their eyes. And she is most famous for taking inspiration from contemporary fashion, mid-century design and every facet of mythological narrative and implementing it into her work. L/O: Explore the work of recognized graphic designers. Robert Sabuda uses various different papers/cards to create realistic children's pop up books of many different stories including wonderful wizard of oz and Alice in wonderland. He also adds many colours to catch the eyes of the buys, young children. In this piece of work he adds a lot of...