QUICK NOTE: Start your animation from the back of the book and move forward!! It's MUCH easier this way!!
Ok, so i have 6 pages done so far. It's hard to concentrate! Work is definitely getting in the way, but i am making progress.
I'm using sharpie markers and regular markers. I've found they work the best for this. Anything liquid will crumple up the paper making the tracing difficult.
Remember, SIMPLICITY!! Detail will screw you over! Mine has light detail and it's already annoying me.
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not even blow drying the sheets separately worked???
ReplyDeleteIt certainly makes it dry faster, but i believe they will still crumple. Of course, i gave up on my first sheet, so you're willing to experiment yourself. Even with the crumpling, Drew's animation turned out alright didn't it?
ReplyDeleteIn case you didn’t catch this last week:
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Blackboard is an important tool that all professors at UofL use! Check it frequently for homework assignments, quizzes, announcements, CAPS Leader updates, etc.
BLACKBOARD: How To Instructions
1. Go to www.louisville.edu
2. Scroll down until you see a column called “Academics”
3. Click on the link entitled “Blackboard”
4. On the left-hand side click the link entitled “User Login”
5. Use the same User ID and Password as you use to get in to ULINK (where you registered for classes)
6. Looking at the column entitled “My Courses” on the right-hand side, scroll down until you see Gen 101-04:A&S ORENTATION-Fall 2009
7. Looking at the left-hand column scroll down until you see “CAPS Leader”
8. Participate in the discussion boards, look at resources, read tips, note the contact info, etc
Sincerely,
Jessica
ignore that last thing i tried to copy past my message and it pasted something from my job. Anyhow, I haven't tried the water color yet, but i don't know how thick Drew's paper was compared to ours. His did turn out nice. Also I'm scanning these into my computer so they will be pressed flat.... but oh well on the water color idea.
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