Hey, I finally uploaded my animation I made for art class this year. Basically in year 12 they let you spend the year making a 'major work' in which you have pretty much free reign to do whatever you like. So I made this animation with little to no input from my teacher who didn't really even have much evidence that it existed until she saw the finished product.
Actually, I had originally pitched a completely different cartoon about some half hearted political send up, but got bored and frustrated with that and made this instead without informing her of the change until I had done a good portion of this. I nervously showed the new thing to her and she said "This is different to the other one you showed me" and I said "Yeah" and she said "Okay". She didn't quite understand it since it was a bit incoherent when I showed it to her, but she left me to my own devices unconcerned.
But trust me, this was the right thing as this particular piece of work has been chosen to go in the Art Express Exhibition for 2009 in which all the best Year 12 art works in New South Wales, or something, get chosen to be in art galleries and stuff, it's exciting stuff! I mean just look at last years selections:
www.insideartexpress.com.au/But still, I think it's pretty neat that I could do incredibly well in art at school by making something so specifically just like something I would have otherwise made. Maybe that fascists dictatorial view I've always had on the way art in the school systems is wrong. I mean they really just let me do what I thought was fun and rewarded me for it despite me not going for the kind of 'deep' and 'meaningful' thing they usually eat up.
Okay so you can watch this cartoon here:
kralex.deviantart.com/art/Meet…Or at Newgrounds:
www.newgrounds.com/portal/view…And on youtube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9qkeW…Also, isn't Zazzle neat?
www.zazzle.com/kralexThe answer is yes, yes it is.