Different Flick Books For Traditional Animation
This was done on "Adobe Photoshop" which willl then be printed out, cut up and stuck together to create a "Flick Book Animation".
Flick Book 1
This "Flick Book" is about "Cel Animation" and the different steps required to do it.
Flick Book 2
This "Flick Book" is about "Rotoscoping" and the different steps required to do it.
Flick Book 3
This "Flick Book" is about "Flick Books" and the different steps required to do it.
The Animation That I Will Have On The First Flick Book
On the first individual square, i shall have "Cel Animation", "Rotoscoping and "Flick Books" drawn upon it in my own type of text.
On the second individual square, i shall have a drawing of a pigs head and its body then a hand coming into it about to play e.g. one of its legs upon it.
On the third individual square, i shall have a the drawing of the pig, then an arrow going to the next pig but its legs have moved a little then an arrow going to a computer.
On the fourth individual square, i shall have "Cartoon" written onto it whilst someone is drawing on a piece of paper.
On the fifth individual square, i shall have someone taking photos of pages on top of each other and some other pages scattered around.
On the sixth individual square, i shall have actors recording their voices.
On the seventh individual square, i shall have someone on a computer.
On the eighth individual square, i shall have a money simble.
The Animation That I Will Have On The Second Flick Book
On the first individual square, i shall have someone recording someone else with a camera.
On the second individual square, i shall have a camera with a wire going into a computer which will then upload the footage onto the computer.
On the third individual square, i shall have "Adobe" in huge text.
On the fourth individual square, i shall have a "Storyboard", "Film Being Recorded" and it being "Edited Into A Story".
On the fifth individual square, i shall have a computer with still images at the bottom of it.
On the sixth individual square, i shall have the frames being drawn upon.
On the seventh individual square, i shall have the eye symbol which is the hidden button.
On the eighth individual square, i shall have a character then the same character but slight movement.
On the first individual square, i shall have "Flick Book" with an arrow going to the right then "Flip Books" in big text.
On the second individual square, i shall have pieces of paper behind each other.
On the third individual square, i shall have a character drawn.
On the fourth individual square, i shall have his leg drawn a little differently to make it look like he has slightly moved.
On the fifth individual square, i shall have his leg drawn again a little different but this time with other parts of him as well.
On the sixth individual square, i shall have the pieces of paper being flicked through with a finger.
On the seventh individual square, i shall have someone looking at the piece of paper.
On the eighth individual square, i shall have the pieces of paper being flicked through fast.
How I Created My Flick Books And The Different Tools That I Used
Ruler Tool
I pressed the "CTRL+R" buttons at the same time to get the numbers/ruler/scale up around the left hand side and top side of "Adobe Photoshop" so that it could help me find an accurate cutting size through an A4 piece of paper, so when i turn it all into a flick book, the pieces of paper will all be the same size.
Line Tool
I right clicked above the hand tool which was originally the "Rectangle Tool" then changed it to the "Line Tool" so that i could draw lines through this A4 Paper so it would help show me where the cutting lines are and how much work i can do in each individual box, theres 8 individual boxes per "Flick Book".
Horizontal Type Tool
I left clicked on the "Horizontal Type Tool" and dragged it out across each indivudual square using the "Ruler Tool" to give me the right amount of typing space.
