Script

Script

Spock: Hi, where am I?
Gabriel: You are at Earth, the most abundant planet in the Milky Way Galaxy.
Spock: What's Earth?
Gabriel: This is Earth.
Spock: What does Earth do?
Gabriel: Earth doesn't do anything.
Spock: Oh. Ok.
Gabriel: Oh I need to leave now! Bye!
Spock: Bye!

Personality Type

My type of personality is the Sentinel ISFJ Personality. The ISFJ Personality must:

- be seen to be believed
- If I can protect you I will

And here is an image of a woman with the ISFJ personality:

Walking Back and Forth! 2

Here is a gif of my illustrated walking. I spent a lot of time and effort on this. This person is walking back and forth on one leg.

Bryan Farley Drawing

This is my drawing of Bryan Farley.

The original photo:

This is my drawing of Bryan Farley:

Walking Back and Forth!

5th Period 1st Semester Mid Term

My name is Patrick Wouang, and I'm in Mr. Farley's 5th period 2D Computer Animation class. I deserve a 95% in this class because I believe I have worked hard to earn this grade. I also feel that my drawings have improved. I don't think I deserve the other 5% because I have not earned that grade yet.

Here are the answers to the questions:

1. & 2. http://myfirstpost5.blogspot.com/2015/01/principals-of-design.html

3. Alice's Wonderland films were short silent films created by Walt Disney.

4. In 1928, Dinner Time was released by Paul Terry. This film is significant because it was one of the first publicly showed films.

5. In 1932, the Silly Symphonies were still being released. This was significant because they spawned a Disney media franchise, and also several children's books.

6. In 1937, Snow White was released. This film is very significant because it was the first fully animated color film.

7. In 1940, Pinocchio was released by Walt Disney. Pinocchio was the second film created by Walt Disney after Snow White.

Principals of Design

Variety - use of several elements of design to hold viewer's attention 

Emphasis - part of the design that catches the viewer's attention.

Pattern - repeating of an object or symbol 

Rhythm - created by one or more elements of design 

Repetition - pattern to make the work of art seem active.

Proportion - feeling of unity when all parts relate well with each other.

Movement - path the viewer's eye takes through the work of art

Unity - harmony between all parts of the work of art

Balance - distribution of visual weight of objects, colors, texture and space.