[Jody Culkin]

Assignment: Ball Study #1

Use Adobe Animate to create an animation of two balls falling from the top of the screen to a ground line. One ball should be very bouncey, give the other ball whatever properties you like. Here’s a simple example with 3 different balls.

Format

Use the following file format: 24fps, width: 1280px | height: 720px. Save your .fla file and export your animation to Quicktime (review exporting instructions in Week 2 page). Upload your animation to Vimeo or Youtube.

Submission

Create a new post on your Open Lab portfolio. Your post should include a link to your Vimeo or Youtube video as well as a short description (reflections on your process, challenges, goals etc. are also welcome).

This assignment is due next week. Submit the following files on the following platforms:

• Blackboard: .fla file and a link to your Open Lab post.
• Open Lab discussion board: Reply to the “Ball Study #1” discussion post with a link to your Open Lab post

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[Tiffany Cales]

I decided to also participate in the assignment, thought it would be good practice 🙂

Ball Study #01

[Essentia]

First ball study animation! I was really excited to create this even though it took me several hours, but I learned how to make my very first decent animation! On the left a larger ball bounces to the right; up and down before becoming flat. On the right a smaller, tennis like ball bounces more in the same spot and slightly goes towards to right corner before going flat. I have also added a blue background, a shadow of a bunny and the ground with little risen bumps (The girl on top is Komi-San from Komi-San can’t communicate. She is really adorable and fun to draw).

Here is the link to my portfolio:

https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/essentia-portfolio/

Here is the link to my Youtube video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpF2LiXcg1w

 

[Michelle Lima]

My first ball bounce made for the class! This assignment was quite nostalgic in its own way since I recall making a flipbook out of the corners of the pages in my book ever since I was little. Though it feels differently knowing that we were assigned to do this for homework. As shown, The red ball has more bounce to, causing it to go around wildly, while the blue ball has a constant pace, keeping it in one place.

This is the link to my portfolio: https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/michelle-lima-portfolio/

This is the link to the vimeo video: https://vimeo.com/456355962

[Kiana Conyers]

https://youtu.be/stU1EFedZlc

https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/mmp260-1300-intro-2d-animation-fall-2020/?p=375&preview=true

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[Angelo]

Not gonna lie. Using Adobe Animate is a bit tedious as it took me a while to figure out how to delete frames and (since I’m using the classic workspace) I found the window for the frames to be a bit to small for me. I will just keep experimenting with which workspace best works for me. Other than that, I really look forward to doing other projects since I didn’t need to spend too much time once I know how I want to tackle the project.

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[Noah]

A good introduction to the program. Wish I had more time to polish my timing and add audio but my old computer really struggled with the software.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSFWKeK45iU

[Mabelin]

the link to my portfolio call study is

Ball Study #1

and the youtube one

For this project I learned the basics yeah but i had fun specially with squash and stretch it looked more animated and the movement has funner to do. The third one being slow out was more complicated for me honestly because it looked like it was missing something

[Christopher Graham]

The ball on the left represents a bowling ball that crashes to the ground. And the ball on the right is bounce ball that flew in the air after the bowling ball crashes on the ground.

The first link

The second link

https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/christopher-graham-portfolio/

[Elizabeth Hernandez]

I learned more about animate with this assignment. I have a better understanding of the tools.

Youtube: https://youtu.be/mJ7xbgdvC1A

Portfolio: https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/elizabeth-hernandez-portfolio/2020/09/10/ball-animation-1/

[Brian Valdez]

https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/brian-valdez-portfolio/2020/09/10/brian-valdez-ball-study-1/

this is the link to my created gif of ball study 1

[Matthew Torres]

https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/matthew-torres-portfolio/wp-admin/post.php?post=25&action=edit

Link to my portfolio with ball study #1 video and description.

[Isaac]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHXSyXM8lpo

[Aqib Al-Amin]

[Aqib Al-Amin]

Ball study 1

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