DIY Zoetrope
Buying a real Zoetrope is expensive! I recently introduced my students to some basic animation principles, and thought it might be fun to create some animation strips. The main problem was […]
Category Archives: projects
Norwich Fringe Festival – Come see my work!
My work will be shown at this years Norwich Fringe Festival – from 11 – 25 October 2014 @ The Undercroft, Norwich. Please come and check out my work and […]
Moving Image Unit feedback
So…this is the feedback for the Schrodinger’s Rabbit animation project. Totally out of my comfort zone with this project and not hugely happy with the final outcome but you can […]
Schrodinger’s Rabbit
Schrodinger’s Rabbit pop-up book and animation created using Tagtool for iPad. ©2014 Andrew Logie. 720p recommended. With thanks to Eric Renno and Alex Tutt for providing voices.
Schrodinger’s Rabbit – A critical analysis
The core inspiration for this short animation was a demonstration of pop-up projection mapping technology and animation on TED.com. The performance, The electric rise and fall of Nikola Tesla by […]
Character Designs – Projection Animation
As it’s difficult to see the character and pop-up designs in the animation and because I spent so much time designing these, I thought it would be good to share […]
Schrodinger’s Rabbit – Final Script Revision
This is the final script for the animation, based on a story heard on BBC Radio 2.
Schrodinger’s Rabbit Storyboards and Sketchbook
As the project draws to a close and the final edit is being completed, here are both the storyboards and sketchbook for the idea generation, planning and other working outs […]
Final Production Update
This is the final production update, with the animation now finished and editing to be done. I’ve had some major problems with the production of the animation, which has led […]
Schrodinger’s Rabbit sound design & post-production
Happy New year to all those who read my blog! After a short break over the Christmas period (although I have been working on the animation on and off) everything […]
