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Try to visit galleries/museums/places of interest to help you with your initial research

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Are you on track?

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Making your animation - taking inspiration from artists, animators and material experiments

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Grade descriptors - what do you think you are working towards?

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Grade descriptors - what do you think you are working towards?

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·     Play around with the splice app

·     Go to galleries/exhibitions - collect leaflets, research and do a sketch

·     Finish off any sketchbook work

·     Watch stop frame animations – add new ones to padlet

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Just a little few tips for writing about artists/designers/others who inspire you.

- A bit of information/facts about them and the way they work - dates, art movements they belong to, materials, techniques.

- What their art works represents/means - the concept/idea behind the work.

- How your work is influenced by theirs?

- Your opinion of their work? Explain why you think the way you do.

Advanced writing:

- Comparing their ideas/concepts to your own.

- Forward thinking - how you might use these ideas further on in the project.

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Animation Project