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Multi-Layered Art Project – Stacked Wood<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Our multi-layered art project in Digital Media gave us the opportunity to work either alone or with a partner to make, as you can infer from the name, layered art. The layered art make the completed product look 3D, giving it more life and taking it out of the 2D dimension. We had a choice between stacked wood, a lightbox, or a 3D ring, and our theme was that the art had to be related to our worldbuilding project. With my partner Sky we chose the stacked wood and decided that first we wanted to draw Logan, the main character from our story, Tank Monkeys. Shown below is our completed product.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Final Product<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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What it looks like on Adobe Illustrator<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

Something I struggled with the most in this project was figuring out how the layering of the wood actually worked; I went through a very long process of trial and error with my partner trying different strokes, patterns, and cutouts on many layers in Adobe Illustrator. However, we managed to figure it out in the end thanks to the help of Mr. Florendo, and seeing the final product in all its glory made me feel proud of the work we put in(although it was a little late…). <\/p>\n\n\n\n

In conclusion, our narrative unit this year was without a doubt our longest unit, incorporating so many different aspects from each class. Worldbuilding was huge, and I’m proud to say I’m finally(?) complete and have evidence of pre production, production, and post production. I had so much fun working with my groupmates on our story, and throughout I’ve learned so many different skills like how to make layered wood art, how to animate in 3D on after effects, and, well, I guess how to take better photos. Shown below is both the physical production process and digital production process, respectively in the form of a time lapse and a short AfterEffects digital assembly.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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