Frame Time

I chose hand draw my 5 animations because out of everything we have done so far, I feel thats what I have been the most successful with, also it was an excuse for me to use some of my favourite medias such as acrylic paints and biro. I kept the animations quite simple because when visualising sounds I often see one singular object or shape in my head which moves around is manipulated by the sound.

In this animation, I have animated a singular bar which gradually bends with the sound and snaps back into place quickly as the sound suddenly stops. I used black pen to try and bring it out from the background more. 

For this one, the noir sounded a lot like a harp, and the image which kept coming to my head was a ribbon sort of shape which gradually unravels as the sound gets more high pitched. 

One of the sounds was quite static and fuzzy, so I imagined a small squiggle which gradually grows and gets more over grown as the sound gets louder. 

In this animation, It sounded like a bubble browning and then suddenly popping. 

For this fins animation, I wanted to do something a bit different. I created a stop motion animation on paper. The noise sounded like a wave which is radially growing, so I kept adding more to this frame and then taking a picture of it, so once it is played back it will show the biro work growing up the page.