Reflection from an animaion "Crap"

This is an animation made by Wu Junyong. I do keen on the moral the character and his behavior, the relationship between character and goods. I could realize some meanings from the body and behavior of character. That the point where i want to improve my animation.

MADA 2 Assessment Evidence

This unit i start to focus on consumer waste.The video above is the prototype i did in this Unit.

Click here can check the draft of character.

Click here can check some samples of my project elements.

Click here to see more samples

Click here to check Discussion Paper.

Click here to see Project Report.

Few elements made by Coreldraw

Elements of experiment

I chose plastic bags, electronic battery, burger box, can, drink bottle,bulb,paper cup/plastic cup ...etc to build up the elements used in my project.

Draft of character

The character in my project is the important part. I am trying to make the character different from other scene. Others of scene is made by products, i only can make the general looking.So the character should be more exquisite.

Mieko suggested me to make the human-being to be blanket.

I was try to make it like specific traditional Chinese portrait.However, that is only looks like ancient person, not really what i want.

"Trash people"--an installation of waste by HA Schult

1000 Trash People in front of the Cologne Cathedral 2006

The Trash People are life-size representations of people created from waste material.

HA Schult, the famous action artist, first exhibited them in Germany in 1996. The figures caused such a positive response that he decided to take them on tour : La Grande Arche de la Défense in Paris and Moscow’s Red Square in 1999, the Great Wall of China in 2001, the Giza Pyramids in 2002, Switzerland’s Matterhorn in 2003.

click to to view this scene interactively (VR)

The e-waste man mountain

A three-tonne humanoid figure made out of electronic waste is being unveiled on London’s South Bank.

Components
include: (1) PC screens; (2) printers; (3) industrial lights; (4)
satellite dishes; (5) computer mice; (6) toasters; (7) vacuum cleaners;
(8) heaters; (9) washing machines; (10) microwaves

The Royal Society of Arts (RSA) has built the sculpture, which weighs three tonnes and stands seven metres tall.

It is made up of the average quantity of WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) an individual disposes of in a lifetime, including five fridges, 12 kettles and 35 mobile phones. It is being displayed outside City Hall on London’s South Bank for 28 days before touring other parts of the country, including the Eden Project in Cornwall.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/4490211.stm