Monday, September 15, 2008
Animations for Sound and Motion
Applying Toothpaste from Kyle Huber on Vimeo
Brushing Teeth from Kyle Huber on Vimeo.
How To Brush Your Teeth from Kyle Huber on Vimeo.
Final Caslon Type Project
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Monday, September 8, 2008
Image Making Experimentation for Poster
Friday, September 5, 2008
Storyboards
Here is the 20 frame storyboard I constructed for my first action of applying toothpaste to the toothbrush. I tried to keep in mind composition and a smooth flow from one frame to the next. The narrative is kept in one perspective, while zooming is used in certain frames to show detail.
I don't know why the first two frames have a white bar dividing them. Guess its a glitch from Exporting the file to a JPEG. This is the 20 frame storyboard I constructed for my second action of "Brushing Teeth." I wanted to show a before and after affect to create a more interesting story. The teeth start off gross and dirty in the first few frames, but as they get brushed, they get clean and whiter!

Here is the documentation of the handmade mounted storyboards.

Documentation for Teeth Brushing Books
These are the 4 books I refined from the previous 6. I decided to invert the pictures I had created on the copying machine and then I played around with composition to make a more compelling narrative. I re-photographed the other actions with more focus and a better camera so that the images I got were more interesting and up close and personal. I think the cropping I did is attractive and catches your attention. I decided to go with a before and after theme for the "brushing" action so that I could show a comparison of the dirty teeth before they are brushed compared to the bright white smile you get after they are brushed clean!









Poster Ideas: Progress
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Semiotics and Tropes: Matrix of Ideas
Here is my process for this portion of the Poster Project:
I created an analog matrix for the following:
• 4-5 rows (horizontal) for rhetorical tropes (your choice)
• 3 columns (vertical) -- 1 each for icon, index and symbol
• 1 additional column for copy (text as symbol)
I explored the matrix via both text and image. I thought through the matrix in phrases and wrote those down in the matrix. I selected signs, (like myspace, fast food, internet, etc) from my mindmap that have the greatest potential for further concept development and paired each with a trope. I then iterated several hand-generated thumbnails for each slot in my matrix.

I created an analog matrix for the following:
• 4-5 rows (horizontal) for rhetorical tropes (your choice)
• 3 columns (vertical) -- 1 each for icon, index and symbol
• 1 additional column for copy (text as symbol)
I explored the matrix via both text and image. I thought through the matrix in phrases and wrote those down in the matrix. I selected signs, (like myspace, fast food, internet, etc) from my mindmap that have the greatest potential for further concept development and paired each with a trope. I then iterated several hand-generated thumbnails for each slot in my matrix.
Monday, September 1, 2008
Mind Map
This took me a long time to get started because I was really confused on what I was going to put on it. I also still feel like my labeling of semiotics signs is off because I kept getting mixed up what was an icon, index, and symbol. I am at a difficult spot right now because I dont have any strong ideas to run with yet for my Matrix that demands 40 thumbnail sketches involving tropes and semiotics. ARRRRGGH!







Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


















