I have two different ideas that where I would like to illustrate the steps or stages of two different processes/theories. I plan to create these images in Illustrator to make a graphic/comic style illustrations and would like to add some flash animation effects to make them more fun and exciting. I really enjoyed the 30 second Bunny Movies, so I wanted to create something with a similar effect. Covering a lot of information and a quick way that can be comedic and fun. This can make boring information more more exciting for students and/or can make long or difficult processes more understandable.
A: I would like to teach Erikson's developmental stages by making a short illustrations/animations much like the 30 second bunny movies. The clips won't have to be 30 second clips but long enough to get across the idea of the different stages.
There will be 8 clips of the different stages:
0-8 months (Oral-Sensory)
18 months to 31/2 years (Muscular-Anal)
31/2 years to 5 years (Locomotor-Gential)
6 years to 12/13 years (Latency)
13 years to 20 years (Adolescence)
Early adulthood
Middle Adulthood
Maturity
These clips will be graphic illustrations with some flash animation as an accent to the drawings that will help explain the different psychosocial crisis with the corresponding developmental stages.
The audience for this project would be and high school and college, only because thats where you would most likely study phycology. This would be a great tool for a beginning 101 course that helps over view Erkison's theories and explains them in a different way.
B: My other idea is very similar in structure with different clips explaining steps of the clay making process. Instead of "8" different clips they would be streamed together for a animation on how to create ceramic form from the initial making of the clay to the end firing. I think this would be a fun project because the different imagery that could be done in flash with the wheels spinning, flames coming out of the kiln, etc. And can show the transformation of the clay in a unique way.
Steps:
Make clay
Construct: throw or hand build
Bisque Fire
Apply glaze
Glaze Fire
The audience for this project would be any beginner level ceramics, but could be a great tool for younger kids to get them interested in ceramics and help understand all that needs to be don for a finished piece.
Monday, November 23, 2009
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