You Siyuan 0366978

  28/04/2025 - 25/05/2024 (Week 02 – Week 05) You Siyuan / 0366978 Advanced Animation / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media / Taylors  University Exercises CONCENT INTRODUCTION LECTURE EXERCISES SUBMISSION REFLECTION INTRODUCTION LECTURE WEEK 2 Animation Principles Frame rate The frequency (rate) at which consecutive images (frames) are captured or displayed. Timing Spacing Slow in and Slow Out Arcs Arc： The visual path of an object or action is called an “arc”. This could be the projectile of a bouncing ball, the path of a moving arm, and even the movements of mouth corners during a dialogue scene. Week 3 Squash and Stretch Elasticity of the material  Flexibility of motion Life Flexibility: Drag, Follow Through and Overlapping Animation Methods Pose to Pose vs Straight Ahead TYPE OF POSES: KEY EXTREME BREAKDOWN INBETWEEN WEEK 4 Animation Clarity What is Clarity in Animation Clarity is keeping your shot clean and precise ; for instance, it could mean simp...

  14/07/2025 - 01/08/2024 (Week 13 – Week 15) You Siyuan / 0366978 3D Modeling / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media / Taylors University Final Project: 3D Robot Design (Human Like Robot)  CONCENT INTRODUCTION FINAL PROJECT SUBMISSION FEEDBACK REFLECTION INTRODUCTION FINAL PROJECT We need to design an original 3D robot model, suitable for use in animation, games or digital art fields. This robot should have features similar to those of humans, such as two legs, two hands, and so on. Designing an unmanned aircraft, machine design or similar designs are not acceptable. I want to create a robot that can serve the family because I have watched some related videos. REFERENCE Fig1.1 Robot Reference,Week 13 (15/07/2024) I found that the cute and small robots in household robots are more popular among people. But I wanted to create a more practical robot. I drew on their common feature of having many arcs and then worked on it independently. I basically complete the operati...

Project 4-ABSTRACT MOTION 7/7/2025-28/7/2025（week 11-week 14） You Siyaun/0366978 Motion Graphic & Compositing-Project 4-ABSTRACT MOTION CONCENT INTRODUCTION TASK 4 REFLECTION INTRODUCTION Project 4- ABSTRACT MOTION Students are required to create an abstract dynamic graphic video based on a specific theme. This video should have excellent audio-visual effects (such as using 3D/2D, mixed media, or any experimental visual presentation forms), and it must have a distinct theme.  I plan to spend 30 seconds on a highly rhythmic and jazzy montage.  Our original intention was to create a compact and cohesive visual presentation, so I decided to use anime series like "Attack on Titan", "Sawman", and "Neon Genesis Evangelion" which have a strong sense of rhythm for the production. We began searching for relevant information online and decided to use their clips for the production. The video is mainly composed of clips from  anime, presented with energetic music...

  16/06/2025 - 06/07/2024 (Week 09 – Week 11) You Siyuan / 0366978 Montion Graphics & Compositing / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media / Taylors University Project 3 : Individual Task - Channel Ident/Identity CONCENT INTRODUCTION LECTURE TASK 3 REFLECTION INTRODUCTION Week 9 Storyboard   is the first step to visualize abstract ideas. It bridges the gap between "concept design" and "actual production". Through a series of static frames, creators can plan the rhythm, transitions, key shots, etc. of the animation in advance, greatly improving production efficiency and avoiding rework. Extract visual nodes from the script: first understand the script or narration content, then extract the key pictures that need to be shown. Draw sketches or collage reference pictures: the pictures do not need to be exquisite, but the composition, action direction and visual atmosphere must be accurately conveyed. Add actions, timelines and captions: the notes for each fr...

19/05/2025 - 08/06/2025( Week 06 – Week 09  ) You Siyuan / 0366978 Montion Graphics & Compositing / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media / Taylors University Task 2 : Individual Task - Channel bumper CONCENT INTRODUCTION LECTURE TASK 2 REFLECTION INTRODUCTION Lectures Week 6 Green screen shooting tips Make sure the background is evenly green, with no obvious shadows or wrinkles. Keep the subject at a certain distance from the green screen to reduce reflections and color spillage Adjust Keylight parameters Switch the View to Screen Matte and use the black and white image to see the quality of the mask.  White indicates the retained area (character), and black indicates the removed area (background). Eliminate green overflow Added Advanced Spill Suppressor Automatically detect and remove green halos around the edges of characters Compositing and background fusion Adjust the character layer's: Hue/Saturation/Contrast to make the style closer to the background. ...