The Making of: “Being Creative Helps You Tackle Challenges in All Areas of Life”

By Paula Briggs

This animation clip was made as part of the #BeACreativeProducer project.

See this clip in its final context in Part 2 Scene 2 Why Is Being Creative Important.

Animated Character

This resource shares the making and animating of a character we named “Bob”, who helps demonstrate that being creative can help us tackle challenges in all areas of our life. This method of animation combined making skills in the physical world, with green screen animation. The making of Bob himself took a little time, consisting of a wire frame covered by fabric, but the animation itself was fairly simple.


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Many thanks to AccessArt Young Artist Alex Tunstall

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Modelling the Head in Clay Part 4 – Features


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Animating with a Green Screen


Pimp That Snack! Large Scale Food Sculptures


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Basic Concepts in Drawing & Painting by Hester Berry

 

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Discover the building blocks of drawing, painting, and life drawing through the work of artist Hester Berry, from introductory concepts for young learners to more advanced life drawing resources for older students.

Explore Hester Berry’s approach to creating artwork inspired by the landscape.

Start Here for Young Learners…

Explore the basics….

Explore the basics of drawing and painting for young learners

Shape

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Colour

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This painting uses only black paint, there are no mid tones

Portrait

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Gestural Drawings of Figures by Hester Berry

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Drawing the Head by Hester Berry

hands and feet

Hands by Hester Berry

foreshortening

Foreshortening by Hester Berry

Using Tone

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Exploring Colour with Hester Berry