Dazzling Digital Art

  ***IMAGE FLASH WARNING: PLEASE DO NOT WATCH THE VIDEO IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO MOVEMENT OR FLASHING LIGHTS*** Here is my Sprite sheet project! This leads up to the next final project, which is making a game in Dreamweaver! But for this project, we needed to take either 8-bits of our own creation, or photos of ourselves and create a sprite sheet out of it using Dreamweaver and Photoshop. I also used two extra programs to create the 8-bits: Piskel and Pixilart, both free online. I am really happy with how this piece turned out! I love how Coco looks and moves! It is not perfect, but for my first time creating and animating 8-bits, I think it turned out well!  Fantastical Facts: Sprite Sheet Edition: This project is 437 lines in total, which isn't that much compared to other projects. However, the most time consuming part wasn't the code, but the creation of the 8-bits, sprite sheet, and backgrounds.  I chose to make 8-bits rather than use photos of myself because the final game

  Here is my Duck Walk Cycle! For this project, we needed to take a character and make it walk with a background. I like how this one turned out! It was a bit tricky learning how to do a walk cycle without ever animating one before. Fantastical Facts: Duck Walk Cycle Edition: This character is an original character named Ducky! I created him in class and decided to use him for this project.  I didn't know what kind of background I wanted to use until the project was almost done. I decided instead of a normal nature background, I wanted Ducky to walk somewhere unusual. That's when I came up with the idea to have him walk in outer space!  In my first version, Ducky was walking backwards. I ended up fixing it and making some minor body adjustments to make sure he walked correctly!  As always, thank you for supporting this small artist and blog! I hope you enjoy the work as much as I do when I create it! Have a magical day! -Maddy Wessling

  ***IMAGE FLASH WARNING: PLEASE DO NOT WATCH THE VIDEO IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO MOVEMENT OR FLASHING LIGHTS*** Here is my Eternal Motion project! For this project, we needed to take an image, crop out all of the body parts, and make them move eternally. I also added some extra flashing shapes and text to give the piece some more style. I like how this piece turned out! I think it really puts together Freddy as an animatronic and coding skills into one piece.  Fantastical Facts: Eternal Motion Edition: This project is 881 lines in total! Not that bad for everything that was imported and moved around! I chose Glamrock Freddy from Five Nights at Freddy's Security Breach because I really like his connection with Gregory in the game and thought an animatronic would be perfect for this piece. Some of the text are lines from the game and some of it is some I made up while making the project. I thought that the arms kind of look like Freddy was cleaning up something so I decided to take th