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- 1. Typography & Motion Graphics Alexis Sansone sp.2016
- 2. Wk 1&2 History of typography in motion graphics Development of the Poster
- 3. Wk 1&2 History of typography in motion graphics What stands out? The use of bold, CAPITALIZED and italicized words and letters Different colors Different type faces
- 4. Wk 1&2 History of typography in motion graphics http://www.designishistory.com/design/motion- graphics Post- Modernism Designs
- 5. Wk 1&2 History of typography in motion graphics What has changed? New ideas are used to make designs more intricate. Introduction to combined Typography and graphics design for advertising
- 6. Wk 1&2 History of typography in motion graphics
- 7. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics What is a motion graphic? Digital footage and/or animation technology to create the illusion of motion or rotation combined with audio for use in multimedia projects.
- 8. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics The earliest forms of motion graphics: cave drawings -- represent motion of a story Motion graphics can be shown in the forms of art, photography, text or video One of the first successful devices for creating the illusion of motion was the thaumatrope
- 9. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics A disk with a picture on each side is attached to two pieces of string When the strings are twirled quickly between the fingers the two pictures appear to blend into one due to the persistence of vision
- 10. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics William George Horner invents the Zoetrope a 19th-century optical toy consisting of a cylinder with a series of pictures on the inner surface that, when viewed through slits with the cylinder rotating, give an impression of continuous motion. Example: Cartoon Network Bumpers - Magical Zoetrope
- 11. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics Classical animation -- political caricatures and comic strips in newspapers and magazines 1910- Cell animation process was a major break through in figurative animation use of translucent sheets of celluloid for overlaying images. With this came Betty Boop, Terrytoons and Woody Wood Pecker
- 12. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics Cell Animation Layering Process
- 13. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics 1902- Stop Motion photography is used in George Melies film “A Trip to the Moon” Stop Motion Example Power Minion
- 14. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics 1906- J. Stuart Blackton discovers that by exposing one frame of film at a time a subject can be manipulated between exposures giving the illusion of motion Humorous Phases of Funny Faces
- 15. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics http://www.designyourway.net/blog/inspiration/some-of-the-best-kinetic-typography- examples/ Emily Cohl and Max Fleischer begin to mix live footage with hand-drawn elements. Experimental Animation turn of 20th century-- postwar industrial advances and changing social, economical, and cultural conditions throughout Europe fuel artist to reject classical representation Dadaist and Surrealist artists seek to overthrow traditional restraints by exploring the spontaneous and the irrational
- 16. Wk 1&2 History of motion graphics 1970- Frank & Caroline Mouris develop collage animation Animators begin to be brought onto feature films and mini films to create opening or closing animations Pink Panther Opening sequence, Loony Toons mini films Pink Panther Opening Motion Graphic
- 17. Wk 1&2 Typography within motion graphics http://designshack.net/articles/typography/kinetic-typography-an-introductory- guide How is Typography integrated in a motion graphic?
- 18. Wk 1&2 Typography within motion graphics When we think of motion graphics and animations the text size, shape and font lead us to assume and associate different things with the motion graphic Loony Toons Example
- 19. Wk 1&2 Typography within motion graphics Betty Boop gives a completely different atmosphere Betty Boop Example
- 20. Wk 1&2 Typography within motion graphics A leader in motion graphics and advancements in typography within motion graphics Mickey Mouse Example Disney Example