Animate sites of the day:

1. Bruno Bozzetto website

Bruno Bozzetto's YouTube channel



Olympics animation

Today's topics & in-class demos/assets:

• Docking Panels and the Timeline: drag and drop or use default: Window>Workspace Layout>Default
  
  
  Properties for a rectangle primitive
  
  The Property inspector controls specific to the Rectangle Primitive tool are:
  Rectangle Corner Radius Controls Lets you specify the corner radiuses for the rectangle. You can enter a numerical value for the inner radius in the box, or click the slider and interactively adjust the size of the radius. Entering a negative value creates an inverse radius. You can also deselect the constrain corner radius icon, and adjust each corner radius individually.
  Reset Resets all of the Rectangle Primitive tool’s controls, and returns the primitive rectangle shape drawn on the stage to its initial size and shape.
  
  
  1. To specify a different corner radius for each corner of the rectangle, deselect the Lock icon located in the Primitive Rectangle radius controls sections of the Property inspector. When locked, the radius controls are restrained so that each corner uses the same radius.
  2. To reset the corner radiuses, click the Reset button in the Property inspector.
     
     
Drawing primitive ovals
1. Click and hold the mouse button on the Rectangle tool , and select the Oval Primitive tool .
2. To create a primitive oval, drag the Primitive Oval tool on the Stage. To constrain the shape to a circle, Shift-drag.
3. With the primitive oval selected on the Stage, you can use the controls found in the Property inspector to further modify the shape, or specify fill and stroke colors

   
   

The Property inspector controls specific to the Primitive Oval tool are:

1. Start angle and End angle Let you specify the angle of the start and end points of the oval. Using these controls, you can easily modify the shape of ovals and circles into pie slices, half circles, and other creative shapes.
2. Inner radius Lets you specify an inner radius (or oval) within the oval. You can either enter a numerical value for the inner radius in the box, or click the slider and interactively adjust the size of the inner radius. The numerical values you can enter for the inner radius range from 0 to 99, and represent the percentage of the oval’s fill that is removed.
3. Close path Lets you specify whether the path (or paths, if you are specifying an inner radius) of the oval is closed. If you specify an open path, no fill is applied to the resulting shape, only the stroke is drawn. Close path is selected by default.
4. Reset Resets all of the Oval Primitive tool’s controls, and returns the primitive oval shape drawn on the stage to its initial size and shape.
   
   

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1. DEATH STAR
   

2D Drawing with the Simpsons

more websites to check out and to use for color palettes:

• The Simpsons website
• Film Roman

David Silverman, director of the Simpsons movie

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Preview of the next Homework Assignment:

Project 2: The Simpsons

see the Assignment in Canvas for instructions. (you will find "Assignments" in the left navbar.

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Excellent student examples:

R. Garcia

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Stephanie Jamal

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Family Guy-inspired take on the assignment by Sarah Abando

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Elena Torres

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Arnulfo Duran

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Stephanie Lovos

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Cassandra Evans more advanced Simpson's piece, click to see the animation

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a Halloween tribute to the Simpsons by Kindra Hanley

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Jeremy Benavidez

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Mikaela Dundore

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David Guyadeen
Zoltan Batoczki