I did for the first project the story of a thief and a man, the story is quite show but is all about a man is gets robbed and then while trying to run, he gets shot. This was very short due to the time designated, but I think it came out right. For the second project I did my Lorax project, the story was about a Lorax that just says hi and then climbs in a motorcycle and leaves. What problems did I face? The only problems I had were that when I tried to more the Lorax it will keep falling and falling, so I stick them to the table and them move them again instead of holding him. The other problem is that when I moved the arm, it will start to break and so I had to add more plasticine to keep the parts together. What could I do better? I think I could have made my Lorax bigger and add more detail. I also think I could have added more characters and more object for the Lorax to interact, that would have change the setting and the plot. What unexpected challenges did I overcome. I fixed some of my problems and that way made the story and the character flow and wont fall apart of completely destroy. Think of one very interesting idea which you can use as a stop motion animation project. Explain this in detail. I would think it will be really nice to do a stop-animation short film, with a message and a long story. I would like it to be around 5 min or less to be able to create something powerful and really beautiful.
A Timeline for the History of Public Art The United Kingdom and the United States of America, 1900–2005 Cameron Cartiere, Rosemary Shirley, and Shelly Willis.Pages from The Practice of Public Art Edited by Cameron Cartiere