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== | == draw/script an image that use the infinity mirror effect in an aesthetically interesting way (with your project in mind) == | ||
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Draw simply, showing side on and camera view. Make a key. Draw to explain yourself as much as possible, but also keep this simple. Use extra notes where needed. | Draw simply, showing side on and camera view. Make a key. Draw to explain yourself as much as possible, but also keep this simple. Use extra notes where needed. | ||
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[[File:02.03.23 (1).jpeg|center|frameless|561x561px]] | [[File:02.03.23 (1).jpeg|center|frameless|561x561px]] | ||
==== | ==== <u>Findings</u> ==== | ||
Not particularly fascinating but playing with rotating the camera and moving the camera towards the mirror, and using a moving image at centre instead of a still one. | Not particularly fascinating but playing with rotating the camera and moving the camera towards the mirror, and using a moving image at centre instead of a still one. | ||
Next step is to implement this, which I won't be able to do tomorrow as I have work (also the next day), so either Sunday or (probably) Monday | Next step is to implement this, which I won't be able to do tomorrow as I have work (also the next day), so either Sunday or (probably) Monday | ||
Latest revision as of 16:14, 4 March 2023
draw/script an image that use the infinity mirror effect in an aesthetically interesting way (with your project in mind)
PLAN
Draw simply, showing side on and camera view. Make a key. Draw to explain yourself as much as possible, but also keep this simple. Use extra notes where needed.
Results
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Findings
Not particularly fascinating but playing with rotating the camera and moving the camera towards the mirror, and using a moving image at centre instead of a still one.
Next step is to implement this, which I won't be able to do tomorrow as I have work (also the next day), so either Sunday or (probably) Monday