Stop-Motion animation was kind of fun to do, though I kind of wish I had more time to do it. I procrastinated, as usual, so I didn't have enough time to do as many frames as I had hoped.

This is the first assignment where I had the opportunity to use something other than GIMP.

I had no real inspiration for this project, so I decided to make an up-scaled logo for Caligon Studios. I had no idea where to start, so I did what I usually do and went with a reptilian motif. I decided to have it chewing on the studio name because I have a tendency to chew on things at my desk when I'm bored. I also went with a shadowy theme because I like to lurk around behind the scenes.

What would an art course be with out some portraiture? Not a very thorough one, but that's besides the point.



But the primary purpose of this assignment was to work some more with digital manipulation. The second part of the assignment was to both age and beautify out own portrait.

The next project was pixel art. This was a difficult one for me because it represents everything I try to avoid in digital art (that being pixelization, posterization). But at least I not have a certain respect for the artists who do it because it's not easy.



The second part of the project was to create a small animation using some pixel art from the other students.

The first project from ARTS1020 was digital collages. This wasn't the first time I've done it, but that didn't make it any less fun ^_^