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GIF WORKSHOP


During the day i participated in a workshop which was teaching us how to create a GIF using Illustrator and Photoshop. With the aim to create a GIF which showcased some type of change in form of a letter, we began exploring different practitioners which used animation to create motion typography. 

Looking at the designer for Mike Perry Studio had much influence on my GIF.  His work consists of illustrative typography and images, which as they move tell a story, showcasing some sort of narrative through shapes. I found his compositions very much lively as he has a creative use of compact and dense layout in his work, and also uses multiple colours which brings life to his work. I'm also interested in the way in which he manipulates forms, using hand-crafted illustrations and making them transform from shapes to characters and using the warp tool to create these unorthodox and bizarre shapes.


MY FINAL GIF
As a final GIF I was proud of how it turned out and was very eager to see how I could incorporate this into my final major project. 
My next step is to create visuals for each genre of music and implement movement into them.

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