Berlian Johanna ( 0360054 )

Berlian Johanna / 0360054 3D Modeling / Bachelore of Design in Creative Media (Hons) Exercises Instructions Exercise 1 - Primitive Modeling EXERCISE 1: MODELING FROM PRIMITIVES OBJECTS Think of any object such as train, snowman, robot etc. that can be simplified as a combination of primitive shapes. Sketch your idea for inspiration. Using Blender, model the objects using primitive objects such as Sphere, Cylinder, Cube, Cone, etc. Use transformation tools to manipulate the object and you may use modifier tools to deform the model.  Assign basic material to the objects. Using viewport shading technique using Workbench Render, set the final look to make it presentable by manipulating the light and shadow appearance. Compose the object within the camera for final output by adjusting the right angle and frame. Set the output size as 720p (1280 x 720). Use Viewport Render Image to render the final image and save as png format. For submission, render 2 images: 1. Final render sol

Berlian Johanna / 0360054 Animation Fundamental / Bachelore of Design in Creative Media (Hons) Exercises Instructions Exercise 1 - Bouncing Ball Required to animate normal weight with moderate timing of bouncing ball. Applying the animation principles that you have learned on Week 2, Timing, Spacing, Slow in & Slow out and Arcs is required. You may refer to any bouncing ball video to get the sense of the right timing. Submission procedure : 1) Attach the video file (Mp4 Video format) 2) Upload the work on e-portfolio, write self reflection on the task and attach the link file in doc format 3) Upload Adobe Animate file. Process :  Fig 1.1 Using Adobe Animate To animate the bouncing ball, we can use any of animation app or software but for me I prefer using Adobe Animate. Fig 1.2 Bouncing Ball Structure

Berlian Johanna / 0360054 Motion Graphics & Compositing / Bachelore of Design in Creative Media (Hons) Exercises   Instructions Exercise 1 -   Deconstructing Digital Images and The Rendering Process Follow instructions on the Tutorial demo during online class.  Refer to this tutorial video to create composition:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlW7F-fTsbE  Create your own composition based on the requirements below:  Download all of the design elements from this link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uNQ4I4G1ihaUUgdnvAfAiheC5w_uupxi?usp=sharing Using Photoshop, create 1920 x 1080 size canvas. Trace and crop the images using the Pen tool.  Create 3 different composition (using the same design elements)