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Animation

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Subject: Visual Arts.
Educational Stage:  E.S.O.
Grade: 4th of E.S.O.
Team members:
Olga Gámez
Celia Ferrer
Mónica Bernabé

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Stop Motion

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Elements

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Recycling Materials

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Students have to do an animation using stop motion technique.
It has to be made with recycling objects and the topic has to be inspired in  Angela Hasseltine´s sculpture.

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- Done by an artist who draws each character and movement individually-Very time consuming to have to draw, then color it, then photograph each picture.-Draw pictures first, then color them on celluloid, then they take pictures and animate them -Very expensive due to hours of labor involved-Examples: Older Disney Movies i.e. Bambi, Fox and Hound, Cinderella,etc

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- Done by an artist who draws each character and movement individually-Very time consuming to have to draw, then color it, then photograph each picture.-Draw pictures first, then color them on celluloid, then they take pictures and animate them -Very expensive due to hours of labor involved-Examples: Older Disney Movies i.e. Bambi, Fox and Hound, Cinderella,etc

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- All characters and movements are generated using computer animation software.

- Can also be very time consuming as they can get very complicated in movements and effects

- All characters are fully animated with no still pictures.

Can be very expensive because of the complexity of the stunts and animations being done.

- Huge budgets because the animation sequences more complicated these days eg. the war scenes in Lord of the Rings etc.

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Would you like to be an artist?

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Sculptures created by Angela Haseltine Pozzi

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Sculptures created by Angela Haseltine Pozzi

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A giant parrot fish greets visitors at the main entrance to the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. A bit farther on are a tufted puffin seabird, a freedom starfish and more - all bright, beautiful and eye-catching sculptures.

But if you take a closer look, you notice they are assembled with plastic toys, a hair comb, bottle caps, beer cans and many other everyday objects.

"I observed visitors coming in, thinking these sculptures are made out of recycled plastic. But, in fact, they are marine debris. And when they find out, they are shocked," said Maria Amaya, a volunteer at the National Zoo.

The National Zoo is home to about 1,800 animals, representing 300 species. But throughout the summer, visitors can see new, captivating creatures as part of the special exhibit, Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea. The larger-than-life animal sculptures speak volumes about the global issue of massive plastic pollution in the oceans.

The sculptures were created by Angela Haseltine Pozzi - with the help of thousands of volunteers - to deliver a serious message.

"This is all plastic picked up off of beaches, every single bit of it," said Pozzi, executive director of Washed Ashore, a non-profit environmental group. "So we have processed about 18 tons of garbage off of a small area of beach in the last six years. And it could be anywhere in the world. This is a worldwide problem, the plastic pollution issue."

Pozzi has created 68 such sculptures, and 17 of them are displayed throughout the National Zoo. The whale bone ribcage on display is made entirely of bleach bottles; the blue marlin has flip-flops inside its mouth; and hundreds of water bottles create the jellyfish.

"I've purposely chosen to represent the animals that are threatened by marine debris," Pozzi said. "The fact that plastic breaks down into microscopic pieces and is getting into the entire food chain means that everything in the ocean is affected by it."

A recent study estimates that about eight million tons of plastic waste enters the oceans each year, posing a threat to a wide variety of marine animals.

"Single-use plastics are probably the worst you can get," Pozzi said. "They are used for five seconds and then last forever. We don't even think about it."

The artwork seems to be making an impact on visitors of all ages.

"First we need to make sure that no trash is washed up," said third-grader Ava Teleki, on a school field trip. "So instead of leaving it onto the beach, you need to pick it up and you need to put in the trash [can] before it gets washed out and gets [eaten by] fish. Or you can recycle it."

Diana Rodriguez visited the zoo with a friend. "We have to be more careful," she said. "We have to be more attentive about what we do with the containers and things we use."

Pozzi hopes her traveling exhibit will reach as many people as possible across the United States, and overseas as well.

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Captivating Animal Sculptures Illustrate Tragedy of Ocean Pollution

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A giant parrot fish greets visitors at the main entrance to the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. A bit farther on are a tufted puffin seabird, a freedom starfish and more - all bright, beautiful and eye-catching sculptures.

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This  is all plastic pick up off of beaches.

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Can be done by virtually anyone, with no extensive training.Uses jointed figures or clay figures that can be moved to make motions.

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Can be done by virtually anyone, with no extensive training.Uses jointed figures or clay figures that can be moved to make motions.

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Take still pictures of the individual movements, then use relatively inexpensive computer software to animate
Examples: Star Wars, Robot Chicken, Nightmare before Christmas.

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Creating Movement: The Origins of Animation

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Stop Motion Animated Short Film - HI STRANGER - Animation by Kirsten Lepore

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Frame by Frame: 14 Short Stop-Motion Films | Create

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Stop-motion filmmaking and animation have been around since the dawn of moving pictures and have incorporated just about every material you can think of. So stop, go, and enjoy this online "festival" of 14 shorts.

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To raise awareness our students about Ocean Pollution

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To raise awareness our students about Ocean Pollution

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Behind the scenes of the creation of the mascots and basketball players I collected to realize a pack of emoji for the NBA APP 'NBAmoji'