To start the lesson, we watched these videos as examples for what we would be doing later in the lesson. I really like the first video, the transitions from simple dashes to a face to a hillside and back to a face must have taken hours of hard work and patience. It is a fabulous piece of work and a style I would like to explore further.
We had to create a drawing of the same thing multiple times to give the effect of sketchiness. You cannot draw one thing exactly the same as the next no matter how hard you try, this gives the sketchy effect.
An odd number of sketches works better than an even number because it runs smoother and doesn't judder.
This is my final outcome from the lesson, a bird perched on a branch and the texture of crumpled paper in the background. I only used 3 drawings to create this animation and looped them.
If I could do it again with a lot more time, I would create multiple transitions morphing into each other like the first video.
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