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January 2017 Animation Reel

Animations that I have completed or worked on in January of 2017.

Jan 30, 2017

Delaware College of Art and Design

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One of my big resolutions for this year is to work on my animating and art skills more than ever, especially since I will be starting my junior year of college in the Fall. That's not far away from graduation! And I want to make sure my resume is buffed up well enough for when I start applying for internships and jobs. Plus, any practice with animation or Adobe programs is always beneficial!

So for each last Friday of the month I will be compositing a video of the animations or storyboards or anything that I have worked on that month. And here is January's!

Here are the videos in order:

Part 13 of a PMV MAP (picture music video multi-animator project), featuring my characters Hokey and Hoodie to the song "Raindrops" by Regina Spektor

Part 3 and 4 of another PMV MAP, featuring my characters Chanty and Pertelote to the song "Love Me Again" by John Newman

Reference Animation done for Character Animation, where we had to make a rough animation based off of a live-action pantomime

Living Object Animation done for Character Animation, still a work in progress! We have to bring a household object to life and give it personality. I chose a dancing iPod!

Not a bad start to the year! Hopefully in February I can get even more done.

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