Major Project Reflective   The major project has been in my opinion one of the more smother projects, in terms of production. This is in comparison to the premise or the minor project, both of which required a build-up in terms of the content of what I was doing and how things were going to go. When starting the major project, I was already at a satisfactory entry point with my work being on-target to achieve what I wanted to produce at the end. At points, some stages were fairly mentally challenging in terms of perfecting them compared to the premise and minor projects. Overall, with the result now completed I feel quite satisfied with what I have produced. I set out to produce a 1-to-2-minutes animation of an environmental set from, a book that I enjoyed when I was younger (and still do). In the texturing and colour in the scenes, I made it clear that I was trying to make it “watercolour–like” as to how the illustrator for the book. But compared to her watercolours...

               Lighting & Render Samples by Gravevelgra on Scribd Major Project Making of 2.0 by Gravevelgra on Scribd The Magician’s Nephew My project is an environmental animation inspired by "The Magician's Nephew" showing, the architecture of the Victorian/Edwardian styles and overlapping both these. The concept was to produce a 1-2 minute animation with the set being inspired by this Narnian book. I was aiming to produce an interior to represent the sense/feel of the book. My goal for the project was to depict the era of the book but also adding my personal interpretation of the concept of the book for the set. One of my set goals was to texture the set in a watercolor style similar to the way the initial book's illustrator had. This I felt came across. Another goal for the project was to have it running for a minimum of 1-2 minutes and, with smooth transitions. minor:  https://coyleloughran.blogspot.com/2021/01/minor-...