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01 / 14 / 10 This experiment was based on a piece by the artist KG Nilson kgnilson.se/ All the boxes are key framed manually, and a simple script is used to connect the lines. Enjoy. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2475020/savagedaily/011410_Something_Savage.zip

Apr 16th

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This was one of my favorite tests, so simple but effective. Just off setting the anchor point while rotating resulted in some really elegant moves. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2475020/savagedaily/Something_Savage_Jan_17th.zip

Apr 13th

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January 4th (I named it June on accident, I think I had spring fever when I made it) Was a cool pattern experiment using ‘offset’ and Trapcode’s ‘shine’. You can still see the offset stuff if you don’t own shine. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2475020/savagedaily/Something_Savage_June_4th.zip

Apr 12th

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Early 2010 I started doing daily motion experiments for about 3 months. I learned some new tricks and lost a lot of sleep. Since then the project files have been collecting dust. I decided I’ll start posting them, maybe some students can get something out of it. I need to clean up each file so I’ll probably post every other day or so. The first one can be found here: ...

Apr 10th

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Back when I was doing daily experiments in 2010 I found a cool effect by rotating objects that have auto orient applied. I got a lot of questions about it then, and recently someone brought it up again so I figured I would just post the source file, enjoy! http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2475020/012010_Something_Savage%20folder.zip Educational purposes only please.

Apr 10th

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