Showing posts with label nsad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nsad. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 July 2010

Breakfast from the Past.

Cornflake Bowl, 2005

(Taken as part of a first year photography "Product Shot" project that I was totally unprepared for; no ideas/concepts, no materials/props and being the last in the alphabet I was alone unlike everyone else working in pairs. After a quick sketch session I got approval for the cornflake bowl idea, rushed to the shops and hunted for a bowl, spoon, cornflakes and table cloth material - specifically a blue and white checkered pattern. I recall a vast amount of the rest of that day was spent with the brand new bowl, plenty of spray glue and a lot of cornflakes being stuck to my fingers. Then we set up the shot, which was simple enough, except for getting the stripes of the cloth lined up. Despite the lack of planning and being a tad rushed in the morning I really enjoyed this project and am always rather proud of how the shot turned out, and the cornflake bowl was a delightfully surreal prop in itself.)

Tuesday, 10 June 2008

NSAD Animation Screenings

We are having three screenings/exhibitions around Norwich and one in London over the next month

THE LIBRARY RESTAURANT (upstairs)
(That is the old library on Guildhall Hill NOT the FORUM!!!)
Norwich
12th June - 4th July
6pm Opening Thursday 12th June

PLAYHOUSE SCREENING
Norwich
22nd June
8 - Midnight

NORWICH SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN: DEGREE SHOW
Second Floor, Guntons Building
25th June - 3rd July
6pm Opening 25th June

LONDON SHOW
CFC Framestore, 19-23 Wells Street
8th July
6 - 10pm

Thursday, 15 November 2007

Firstly....

I am Chris, I am a third-year animation student at NSAD in Norwich, UK, and this blog will show my progression throughout the year as I work on my Final Major Project.

As of yet I am still unsure as to what path this will take but I have done a fair amount of drawing already in an attempt to come up with possible ideas but nothing has really grabbed me.

I shall be including test animations, random sketches and written entries about how things are progressing, hopefully it will be a good account that will show how the project evolves over the year.