Below show my illustrated assets for my first haiku. I hand drew each asset on my ipad using Adobe Draw. Then went about syncing my adobe accounts to my big mac and worked with the imported files on AfterEffects on my mac and began animating.

Attached shows the stylistic, illustrative work of Yukai Du and Jocelyn K. Glei. My final haiku’s look and feel is inspired by the following animations.

During the creative week brief, I found that working with trim paths and simple lines was enjoyable. However, I found that with regards to this brief after its predecessor, I completely fell into experimentation with a completely different style, look and feel. As one can gather from below, I’ve researched and started to play with…

The following shows further development of stylistic characteristics that I plan on incorporating into my animation.

These images show the development of the stylistic look and feel to the animation. I plan to possibly use a single line to connect all three haiku’s together. Though haiku’s relate vaguely, they will be connected through the simple, single-line style of the cell animation.

These images show the type of imagery I plan to animate in my haiku. However, how mine will be different is the fact that all main elements will be comprised of single-line contour drawings that is aimed at being a single line that ties the whole trilogy together. The following images show conceptual development as…

The following shows a few options for haiku’s. My was having some trouble choosing and sticking with a concept but eventually I narrowed it down to either sticking with the idea of water and or flowing water, the dawning of a new era and or self-growth paired with plant growth. The following show cases come…