Jasmine Masters, BA (Hons) Computer Animation Arts, UCA Rochester.

Jasmine Masters Crit Presentation. by Jasmine Masters on Scribd

ART OF Baucis. by Jasmine Masters on Scribd

Drawn Practice Thumbnails. Thumbnails - Photo Collaging.

I wrapped up the Toy Car Maya project; with this I used Adobe After effects to alter the rendered images so that they appear lighter, during the compositing process I also added a motion blur to the car to enhance the movement of the car.

1. Quick Gesture Drawings. 2. 10 Minuet Sitting. 3. 10 Minuet Sitting. 4. 15 Minuet Sitting. 5. Upper Body and Facial Expressions. 5i. Upper Body and Facial Expressions.

Colour Complications. City Establishing Shots. City Low Angle Exterior Shots. City Low Angle and Establishing Shots. City Exterior/Interior Shots. City Interior Shots.

Who's Who - Artist Research. by Jasmine Masters on Scribd

Source Material. by Jasmine Masters on Scribd

Within this exercise I looked to characterize the ball animation previously made, with this I created three different shorts. This involving a reindeer type character (green), one eyed alien (green/red) and a round floppy figure (blue). Each displaying various limbs that flex from one shape to the next, this can especially be seen in the alien and blue figures and the arms/legs/tentacles flow from one shape to the next. 1. 2. 3. Animators of Interest: Bill Plympton: Horn Dog  (2009). The Tune (1992). Bill Plympton is an American sketch animator from Portland, Oregon. he is best known for his works on Cheatin' (2013), Idiots and Angels (2008) and I Married a Strange Person (1997). Most of his works include a variety of surreal effects that we know wouldn't be humanly possible in real life and the use of over the top slap-stick comedy as seen in the clip of The Tune   (1992) and Horn Dog   (2009) clip. Plymptons interesting use of characteri

Here I looked at animating the key frames for the toy car, and looked at the lighting and atmosphere being created within the scene to give it more of a human feel when it is played back to the viewer; rendering as I go to see the changing affects on the car. Placing car in setting using an image as a base. Adjusting light setting within scene. Further minor adjustments and resetting placemant of the car so it touches the base plane.

1. 5 Quick Drawings. 2. 1st Half Hour Sitting Outcome. 3. 2nd Half Hour Sitting Outcome. 4. Seeing Where Shadows are Cast.

Master Study - Claude Monet - The Cliff, Etretat, Sunset (1882-1883). Master Study - Albert Bierstadt - Sunrise on the Matterhorn - After 1875 Master Study - Casper David Friedrich - Greifswald in Moonlight (1817)