Tracey Tutt

experimenting, Masters Project, Museum, NUA, technology

Interactive art – Aparna Rao: Art that craves your attention

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February 8, 2014

Looking through some old ted talks, I came across Aparna Rao and this fascinating TED talk about some of the art pieces she was working on last year (August 2013) her art work is playful and puts no barriers between the viewer and the art. The art itself senses movement…

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animation, Masters Project, NUA, research

Max Fleischer – rotoscope

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February 8, 2014

A small explanation of Max Fleischer and his technique and patent for his invention of the rotoscope… Max Fleischer The Rotoscope and Koko the Clown – Koko’s Earth Control Amazing to think that in 1939 he was using 3D diaramas for his painted cels to be filmed in front of…

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animation, Masters Project, Norwich University of the Arts, research

Paperman

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February 7, 2014

When the Disney short ‘Paperman’ came out last year I watched it and thought it looked great, but not until now have I investigated how it was made. Fascinatingly they created it in full 3D cgi animation and then hand drew the lines back over it to give it a…

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