Animate Lesson One

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On Friday was the first Animate lesson, the task was to show the transition between a self-portrait, to a piece of fruit, to an animal then back to the self-portrait again. When setting up I changed the width to 1920 pixels and the height to 1080 pixels, alongside the frame rate to 24. When creating this animation, I drew the three separate images first. Then working on the middle frame of two images before the individual transitions. When majority of the animation is completed; I then went back and reviewed it, so I was able to add any extra frames I thought were needed.

My Animation Work (Google Drive Shared Link)


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