Category Archives: Time Based 1

Everything Time Based 1 related.

P3: Object Narrative

“Push” is a creative rant on open doors and drawers. Written from the perspective of a person who may, though not necessarily, have OCD/OCPD, the title plays a double meaning: (a) metaphor of pushing one’s buttons, and (b) the literal meaning of pushing (as in how you would close cabinet doors).

P3: Animatic

Here is my animatic for P3. I still don’t know what title to give it. Suggestions? And crits please. Thanks! (Script after the jump).

Lenka

Pretty cool technique.

Feature: Sambakza.

LOL! Too cute.

P3: Visual Triggers

Some inspiration 1. I really like the paper cut-out style of this. Reminds me of paper dolls. And another piece (could be photo) that I can’t remember exactly where I saw. Converse ad by PSYOP.

P3: Narrative (updated)

I have OCPD, which I think is weird because according to this people who have it don’t really admit they have it, yet I think, I really really do. For example, I hate it when cabinet doors or drawers are left wide open. Actually, I think I get more irritated when they are open just […]

P3: Creative Brief

Overview As designers, we are highly prone to develop anal retentive personalities. The nature of our work involves having to be critical with the tiniest detail. Sometimes, it is very easy to get caught up in the loophole of perfection that we forget to appreciate the beauty of the imperfect (Wabi-Sabi). Inspired by personal experience, […]

Narrative 2.0

So, as I let my first idea for my narrative sit for a while, I’ve come to the conclusion that a. it’s too cheesy-emo, b. too narcissistic (why would anybody care about what I think about diaries?) and c. needs some major changes.  I went back to my 10 things and found a more engaging […]

Project 3: Narrative

Here’s proof that I do work despite the strike. Lol. My working narrative for P3. 

kinetic typography tutorial

With Timebased so rudely interrupted by the CUPE strike, I am sure that people are itching to learn these: Credit to Elrond Hubbard