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1. Introduction: Hello and welcome. My name is [inaudible] I'm a little filmmaker from
the land of animation Hi, my name is [inaudible], a little filmmaker and animator. In old ages when
artists made art not all people had the chance to talk with them
about their art. But in today's world, we have social media. When you make your art, you'll have the chance to
share that with the world. One One the most important
ways is through videos. Many audience ask you
how you have made this. You can go ahead and
tell a creative story. You can make a creative
art process video, and add flavor to that by
adding some stop motion shots. Not only that, with coming
of age of augmented reality, virtual reality, you
can add stories, radio stories to your art. In this class, we will make a creative art process video
flavored with a stop motion. I tell you how to set
up your camera and your settings to make
the art process video. This class is about creativity. So after that, we
go for trying some stop-motion techniques to
make videos of painting. Some techniques like fill
paper, rolling paper, additive texture, spreading
ink, and scrolling hand. Then I will show you how to turn the photos you have
shoot into a video, about how to add some video
tricks to your video, and about preparing some
stop-motion visuals for your art video
process collection. I will tell you tips about presenting your art
in social media. The project of this class is to make your shot and
simple art process video for a simple abstract
or geometrical painting. Are you interested? If yes, so let's get started.
2. Project: Welcome to this class. Now that you have chosen
to start this class, there might be a reason, a goal, a motivation. I asked you to write that on a paper and have that in
your mind during the class. To help you better
reach your goal, motivation, or whatever inspires
you to take this class, we have chosen a
project for you. The project of this
class is choosing a simple painting and making an arch process
video for that, but using stop-motion
techniques. They say start small, so I have chosen
a small project. I recommend you to choose an abstract painting or a geometrical pattern
that will help you to focus on making the stop-motion techniques and not a complicated painting. But this is just a start. I encourage you to continue
this and work on that and make creative ideas for your
later art process video. During practicing and
making your project, think about sharing that. Think that you want
to share that. That's because to think
about connecting. When you share media, it's about connecting to people. Always think about that, you want to share
that and that will help you think about
different aspects that will help you
communicate better and present your work
better to people. This class is not just
about techniques, but it is for flourishing
your creativity, so whenever your mind tells
you an idea, for example, you might tell yourself, I can hear add a voice-over. Or you might tell yourself, here I can add some
texts over the video. Write them down, and make
a notebook for that. Because as you go further and you continue
your work, this notebook, will have lots of valuable ideas for you to add
to your art process video, and make them better and
better and progress. And if you have new idea about what to choose for the project
of this class, I have for this sample and the resources section
of the class. So see See in the next lesson.
3. Ch1: Planning: [MUSIC] Everything
starts with a plan. A building is made with a plan. A travel needs plan, where to start, where to go, on what time, scheduling, timing, and what to
do in what order. [MUSIC] The same goes for
an art process video. If you plan for that, that will help you to proceeded more organized
and so much better. [MUSIC] For planning
an art process video, you can use storyboard
or thumbnail shape. [MUSIC] That means you simply schedule
ideas in rectangles. Those rectangles
we will show you, you want to show what's
scene in what order. [MUSIC] In this age that we have Internet and Internet helps us
to be connected, media helps us to be connected. You as a painter, illustrator, sculptor,
or any artist, you can use media
to connect with your audience and present
your work by media. Imagine that you have
your art in a gallery. You present your work
to the audience. The same goes for your artwork. If you want to tell your audience about
the behind the scenes, a simple way is to
make a time-lapse. But you can be more creative. Make an art process video, add some stop-motion
scenes to that, and make it more fascinating and connect with your audience. [MUSIC] For presenting
your artwork, one of the things
that you should consider is the mood
you want to deliver. The feeling that you
want to deliver. Do you want to be fun
and have fun in that? Or do you want to be dreamy or you want to
make it whimsical? You should think about
that and gradually, this will form for
your process videos. [MUSIC] For example, if you want to deliver
some fun idea, you might want to
add some transitions that are made by
snapping their fingers. Or when you want to
show passing of time, you might want to
use some dissolve. [MUSIC] Using different transitions
is one of them. [MUSIC] Or you can
think about the colors. Colors are hidden storytellers. You can say many things
by choosing colors. For example, maybe you want to deliver a whimsical and you choose purple or you want
to deliver a happy one, so you choose saturated colors. [MUSIC] Think about the
mood you want to deliver. Think about the
colors you choose, the transitions you choose, and the accessories
and what you put on your table or the shots
or what you wear. This all helps you to
deliver what you want. For example, if you draw
classical paintings, then having some accessories
with feelings of classical or some cloth that have
historical feelings. They can help you to
deliver the mood. [MUSIC] The speed and rhythm
of shots can help you. For example, an
expressive painting can use high-speed shots. [MUSIC] Think about your art process
video as your own gallery. In a gallery, you write a statement and you present your artworks
to the audience. You set the decoration
of the gallery. The same goes for
your presenting and presenting your art to the audience through
digital media. [MUSIC] In the coming of the new age using
virtual reality, augmented reality, and
other technologies, you have the chance
to tell stories and present your work
in a creative way. Please, right now, take your paper and write
about the transitions you want to use about
your favorite colors and the colors that
help you to present your work and deliver
that feeling about the additives and about the accessories
you want to use in your art process video and
in your own digital gallery. Thinking about this, see
you in the next lesson. [MUSIC]
4. Ch1: Setup: [MUSIC] Now, we reached to the production
phase and we want to start. Setup is a very important phase. Let me tell you why. If you want to set up your art process video
with a top-down view, you set your camera
using a tripod to take shots on top view
of your painting. Also, you can set
your camera to take shots of your canvas or
painting in an angled view. If you want to set
up your camera, first important thing
is to use a tripod, a steady tripod that won't shake or fall or
change position. [MUSIC] If it shakes, either you should throw
away all the shots you have taken and start
from the beginning, or you should try to use some softwares that will help
you to remove the shake. But they won't always give
you the wanted results. [MUSIC] Camera should be fixed, tripod should be fixed, but what if the camera shakes when you trigger the shutter? There are several solutions. One of them is to
use the timer on your camera or
your mobile phone. The other is to use
remote shutter cable. [MUSIC] Or you can tether that to your computer. That means you connect
your camera to your computer and
use software to take the shot to computer and not by pressing
the button on your camera. [MUSIC] Now that you have
control over your camera, you should make sure about
the position of your artwork. Make some notes or some
tape sticks to indicate the place of the artwork to prevent it from
moving or shaking. Also, remember the
place of that. Also that same applies if
you have a converse and you are filming that and
making photos from an angle. The other important
thing that you should take care of is about lighting, both in your camera
and the environment. On your camera, avoid using auto white balance. Try to use a specified
white balance, and also set
everything to manual. About environment, if
you have some lights, then make them under control. Every time that you use
that in your art painting, try to not change the position
or the intensity of light. If you use daylight or natural
light, that's my change. For example, making your
painting might last two weeks, one month, and light will
change over the time. But that is something
that you can use as your benefit to show that
you're painting has lasted. What you can do, you can add some bureaus in
between the changes. For example, you show
that you color a leaf, and one day, you take that
sub motion and shots. Then the other day, the weather is
totally different. For example, the first
day it was cloudy, and the next day it is sunny. You have taken and
you should take several bureaus, for example, of your items, of your tools, or even the day or the
place that you're in that. Then add that bureaus
in between those shots. Throwing back to the
phase of storyboarding, also think about the places that you want to
take your bureaus. Maybe you want to
take some near beach, or maybe you want
to show that you're making that painting
in a jungle. Or you are sitting
near a table with some coffee on that or whatever idea that
relates with you, depending on where you live
and what comes to your mind. [MUSIC] About shooting
their frames, you can simply shoot their
frames and save their images. This was done for ages during the animation history and
also is used nowadays. But if you want to use a
software that helps you, you can use stop-motion studio that is a free application
on your mobile phone. Let's have a look at that. I tell you more in
the next lesson. Or on your computer, you can use drag-on frame. It has audio in
the scheme and it helps you to animate better. [MUSIC] Set your camera. Set up your tripod. If you do not have
access to a tripod, set the place that you put the camera in their
fixed position. Then set up their place of your artwork and fix the
settings about lighting. After that, I recommend you
to take a photo of that, to remember that for the
next days if you're painting last and making your
art process video lasts more than one day. [MUSIC] In the next
lesson we will start feeling space using paper cuts. See you in the next lesson.
5. Ch1: Papercuts: [MUSIC] Welcome to this lesson. In this lesson, we want to
fill the square with an ink, but using paper cuts
like this [MUSIC]. For making this, you should first prepare all the paper cutouts that you will need
to make this effect. You see here I have
cuts and prepared all their cardboards [MUSIC]. Now let's open stop
motion studio, press "New Movie" and
touch the camera icon here to start
shooting the frames. Let's change the settings. Touch here and then first change the focus and scroll that, so you have your
subject and scroll. Then change the auto
white balance to the white balance that you think is proper for your scene. Also, change the ISO so you have the right exposure that
you want for your scene. Look at here, on
the left side you see in this scroll
bar and then number. That is about onion skin. I will explain more later. [MUSIC] After that,
you put brush, your finger, or one of them
on the paper or canvas, and then take your shot. [MUSIC] Then you add the first paper cut. [MUSIC] Then take another shot. We continue that by next paper cuts one by
one and taking shots. [MUSIC] Time to tell you
about onion skin. As you see, the latest frame is with a bar with lower opacity, which can be a good
guide for animating. Use the scroll bar for changing
the opacity and tap on the number to define how many else to previous frames
you want to see. Here I choose one to just see the latest frame [MUSIC]. Now, look at these two takes. [MUSIC] In this one, we see a spreading ink effect. For animating that, you should hold the brush in
the same place and position. But in this one, the brush
is sweeping the surface. During this process,
you move the brush or your finger in each paper
cut a little bit ahead. [MUSIC] Now that you
have taken your shots, then paint the square with whatever material that you use, or paint, acrylic,
ink, whatever you use. [MUSIC] Take their final shot and save all the shots for later that we want to make
a video out of them. [MUSIC] Alternatively, if you don't want
to use cardboard, you can also step-by-step
paint and shoot the frame. [MUSIC] In each shot, we paint little by
little, take a shot, paint a little more, take another shot and
paint a little more. The same as before, you can move your brush
ahead or your finger ahead. [MUSIC] In the next lesson, we want to try another tactic. See you in the next lesson.
6. Ch1: Rolling Paper: [MUSIC] In this lesson, we want to try a technique that I call that rolling paper. We want to use a rolling
paper that rolls out and spreads over the surface that we want
to paint that, like this. [MUSIC] Let's think
about how to make that. We can think about
making rolling papers, and then little by little, rolling out and taking photos. But what is the
problem with that. [MUSIC] Yes in small piece of papers after rolling out, the curve will still remain. What we can do, maybe we can do that in reverse. That means we roll paper little by little
and then take shot. Then we play that in reverse, so it appears that
the paper rolls out and it is straight and
flat on the painting. But this is also difficult because should think
about not shaking, thinking about making it fixed in that persons
of being rolled. That is something
on control about. [MUSIC] What else we can do? We can prepare different
papers in the same size, same color, and roll each of
them in different amounts. Then we place each of
them and take the shot. [MUSIC] Also, if you want, you can use different colors, so it will have an
effect that as it rolls, the color also changes. [MUSIC] I think that your mind is
reaching with creative ideas. As I told you in the project
lesson, don't lose them. Just write them because
you will use them in your art books and in your
future art process video. [MUSIC] Oh no, a mistake in shooting
their friends, what should we do? Should we start
from the beginning? [MUSIC] If a frame is duplicated or redundant, tap on the frame. You see there are
many tools here. Tap on delete and do this
for all the unwanted frames. [MUSIC] If there is a mistake
and the order of shots, tap on the frame that you
want to move, and select Cut. Then scroll to where you
want to move that frame, tap on that, and select Paste. Now the frame is moved there. [MUSIC] Now it's time for you to discover
and try other tools. Imagine you have forgotten
to take a frame, scroll to that place and
now tell me what can we do. Look, the green arrow
is showing you a hint. [MUSIC] Now it's time to go for learning
another technique. See you in the next lesson.
7. Ch1: Additive Texture: [MUSIC] Congrats that
you are still with me. That means you are really
interested and you have motivation to make
your art versus video. [MUSIC] The technique that I teach you in this lesson
is a technique that I have called it additive texture. When your painting has some little repeatedly
shapes, for example, feathers on the wings of
angel or scales of a fish. These repetitive
patterns can be done by adding different
piece of cardboard, or if your painting is some painting that is done
in mixed media, for example, you really add feather
over the covers, then this technique
is a good one. [MUSIC] This technique is so powerful that you can make a whole art process video
just using this technique. Or better to say, you can use that to make
a music visualization. You can use a music
and then play with the squares or wings
or feathers, scales, any items that will add based
on the music visualization. [MUSIC] A question for you. Tell me how to make this? A brush, tap on the
painting and make all the papers convert
into a painted area. [MUSIC] Deciding whether
you want to shoot all the frames from
top-down view or no, you want to have different
angles and shoot different techniques and
different angles is up to you. In fact, these decisions
are the ones that gradually help you
build your art style. In the next lesson, we want to go for
another technique. [MUSIC]
8. Ch1: Scrolling Hand: Now here for another
technique and that can be somehow whimsical
or magical or fun. That is by scrolling a hand
or a brush over the surface, then it is colored with paint. [MUSIC] I'm sure now you
can guess how to make them. Yes, you shoot a frame
from your surface. You put your hand and
take another shot. [MUSIC] Yes, you shoot frames and the same as you move
your hand ahead, then your paint is surfaced
behind your hand [MUSIC] but don't limit yourself. As I told you, this class
is about creativity. Think about how to
make it different. For example, one might say, I can paint my hand with the color that I am
painting on the canvas. Have any new ideas in your mind? Don't let them be lost. Just write them in your notebook and I see
you in the next lesson. [MUSIC]
9. Ch2: Turn into Videos: [MUSIC] Now we have plenty of photos and we want
to turn them into videos. [MUSIC] To export as a video touch Share
icon, Export Movie. Wait for some seconds
and then type the name of the file that you want to
save that with that name. [MUSIC] If you touch Share icon and then
select all images, it will save all the frames
as separate image files. But we rename zip file. I want to tell you
how to edit videos on mobile and on computer.
First on mobile. [MUSIC] Open InShot. Go to video and select all the videos that you
want to stitch together. You see if you touch
the on videos, then you can change the
order of the videos. Also, if you use two
fingers and a scroll that you can zoom in and zoom
out to have more control. Also by dragging the slide, you can change their
length of a video. [MUSIC] Now let's consider a
transition. What do I mean? If you put videos one by
one after each other, then they have just
cut transition. But if you add some
effects between them, then that will
form a transition. For example, you can
fade that to black, fade the end of the
video to white, and fade the beginning of the
next video too white too. Or you can use dissolve
the two videos, the end and beginning of the
other, dissolved together. It is used to showing some passing of time or
some sauce transition. If you touch the pen
icon between two videos, you can add transition
between two videos. For example, this is
dissolve transition. You can try other transitions. Some are free and
some for pro version. There is an icon here. If you touch that, the transition will be applied between two selected videos. But if you select this icon, that transition will be applied between
all of the videos. A fast way to edit your video. [MUSIC] Here you
see a music icon. If you attach on that, you can add music or
check of other clips, or you can record
your own voice. [MUSIC] That's so simple. Then it's time to
save your video. Touch the Save button
and you select the resolution and frame
per second of your video. Then you wait for some seconds
and video will be saved. If in the middle of
the work you are tired or you want to
work on it later. Touch the back icon
here and when it asks you draft or discard,
you choose draft. Next time, you can
continue working on that. [MUSIC] Now, we want to turn images
into videos using Premier. [MUSIC] Let's import images into Premier and I'll tell you how to turn them into video. [MUSIC] To make your
video in Premier, you should select New Project, then type a name
for that project. Then you see here is empty, so you should make
a new sequence. It asks you about resolution. You can leave that
because it can be adopted to your videos. Now here I need to
import our videos. I select project, and here I right-click and select Import. Then I select the video
that I want to import. Here I have that in our library, so I drag and drop it. Here, it asked me to make the sequence compatible
with the video. I say, change that. We now have one video. [MUSIC] This time I want to import a
sequence of frames. I extract that zip file
here we have our frames. Then let's go to Premier and import all the images
as a video here. This time I select File Import just to let you know there
is another way to import. Then I go to the folder
that the images are saved. I select one of the images. I select the first image here. There is an important
thing that you should select image sequence. It will import all of the images of the
sequence as a video. You see here we have a video. Drag and drop that
to the timeline. You can also change the
order of the videos. [MUSIC] If you
encounter any problem, look at the numbers of the
consequence of the images. Maybe one image is deleted, so the consequence is corrupted. Rename, and correct the numbers so that
problem will solve. [MUSIC] Now, let's see how to add
transitions in Premier. Click on this arrow icon
and then select effect. Here we see the effects. You can choose what video
transition that you like here, I choose cross dissolve. Drag and drop it just
between the two videos. If you select Effect
Control in the panel, you can change the duration
of the transition. [MUSIC] Now, let's see how to
have the final results. You go to File, Export Media. Then from the list, I recommend you select
H.264 because it make a file that has best quality and lower size in proportion
to each other. You can also try other
video types and then you choose the address and
filename that you want to save the final video. Then you scroll down to see the buttons here and
you select Export, then it tries to exporting
the final video. [MUSIC] In the next lesson, I will tell you how to make some video tricks to
make your art video, more up your link. See you in the next lesson. [MUSIC]
10. Ch2: Video Tricks: [MUSIC] Now that you have several videos out of your image sequences
or your pay rolls, it's now time to make them
connect and build a video. There are some editing
tricks that can help you to sync on music or to help
you make it more appealing. One of them is to
reverse the section [MUSIC] To play your video in reverse, first, we select the video that we want
to play it in reverse, then scroll and tap on reverse icon as I start
processing and voila, it's done [MUSIC] The other one is to change the
speed of the video [MUSIC] To change the
speed of the video, select that video part
and then scroll to speed. You see by scrolling the speed to more than
one or less than one, you can make it play
faster or slower. For example, here I play
it two times faster, or a little bit more [MUSIC] Now I want to add some bounce effect
to add flavor to that. I mean, we roll ahead and then roll back the paper
and then roll a head. That is something like bouncing. To do that, you'll
find the part that you want to bounce and
using a split icon, make that part separate. Then we scroll to duplicate and tap on
duplicate for two times. So we have three of that part. Then we select the middle
one and add reverse to that. So the final result is that the paper rolls out and
then rolls back and then rolls out [MUSIC] Here we want to use effect to distract the attention of
audience from something. Look at here when the
brush tap on the surface, the lighting changes
a little bit. So I want to add effect to distract the
attention of audience. I split the video there and add filter and then add effect. You can try different effects. And if you want you can use seven day free trial of pro version to have
access to other filters. By this mean, you distract the
attention of audience from the unwanted change
in writing or other things that you
don't want to be noticed. Also, it adds some
fun to your video. Let's play that [MUSIC] If you want to divide your screen into
more than one video, use PIP, Picture in Picture. So you have more than one video. [MUSIC] Now let's go for
editing tricks on computer. To play in reverse, Right-click on the video, speed duration and check
the reverse speed checkbox. So it's played in reverse
[MUSIC] To charge the speed, you Right-click on the video and go to the speed duration. Then you type how much faster or slower you
want it to be played, for example, 200 percent, make it play two times faster. Let's see, you see it's
now playing faster, or 50 percent, make it play it in half speed. And it's now played slower [MUSIC] Let's make that
bouncing here too. So we find the part that we want to go ahead and then roll
back and then go ahead. Using the eraser tool, we make that part apart. Then using the arrow icon, and I zoom here. I scroll the ends part a little bit ahead
so not to lose that. And then I select the
part that we want. I press Control C to copy that, then I press Control
V two times. So here we have three part
of that selected part. I move the end part back. You see now we have the
main part four three times. So I select the middle part and check their reverse speed. Then we have the hand, go ahead and then go back, and then go ahead. You can use this creatively, not just exactly like this, but this is just to
flourish your creativity [MUSIC] Before we continue, let me tell you a wonderful
opportunity that we have. Go to where you have
extracted images. If one of the images, for example, like here, has a piece of cardboard
that we do not want that, you can correct that. Or if you want to have some
illustration over your video, you have that opportunity too. Here, I use the patch tool or you can use whatever
tools that you want to correct or make
add-ons to your pictures. The important thing is
that you save that image the same as the
number it was saved before with no changes
in name or number [MUSIC] As we go ahead, it gets more interesting
and it's now time for fun. Here I want to import a music, so I Right-click, press Import, and select the music one. Then I drag and drop it
to the audio bars here. Yes, and the same as video. You can zoom in and you can drag the corners to change
the length of the audio. Now, I want to import all
the separate image files, but as separate files, not as a video. So I make a folder,
I press Import, go to the file, press Control A to select
all of the images. And do not check
the image sequence. So the images are imported as separate files, not a video. Here I select one
of the images and put that over the
video, then another. Choosing the images, the order of them, the length of them, and make them sync on the
music needs your patience, trying, changing,
trying and changing. Here I play that
in fast forward. I copy and paste the frames and you can continue
that to make it part of the music
visualization that you want. Let's see what is the result [MUSIC] Yes, their frames are changing
based on the music. It can add fun to your video [MUSIC] Now let's make our trick for distracting the attention of audience
here on computer. I go to that frame, exactly that frame that
change is happening. I zoom in and then
using the eraser tool, I cut a tiny part of the video that I want
to add effects on that. I go to Effect, choose direction or player. And in the Effect control, I change the blur length. Let's see. Yes, that
tiny part is blurred. So when we play the video, in that point, the
video is blurred. So we distract the attention of audience from the changes
and the lighting. In the next lesson, we will use an out of
canvas stop motion. So you can use that in your art process video when you need some pay roll [MUSIC]
11. Ch1: Out of Canvas: By far we talked about working on making your process videos
for a painting. But I recommend you to make
a gathering of some B-rolls, to make a gathering of some out of canvas stop-motion videos. What do I mean by out of canvas? For example, you can make some establishing
videos out of your inks, out of your brushes, out of your equipments, or out of your sketching. This will form a bank of bureaus that you can use
them whenever you are making an art versus video
and you need some petals or stop-motion B-rolls
in between your shots. In the next lesson, let's talk about
starting, building, and growing your
MutualArt Gallery over internet to better present
your artworks to the world. See you in the next lesson.
12. Ch3: Sharing Tips: [MUSIC] Now you have created
your art process video. We human beings love to be creative and share what
we do and help others. But after that, you
might want to share your art process video
as a personal project or as a business maybe you
want to make art process video for artists or you want to make your page for
your own paintings. So here in this lesson, I give you some tips about building your page and
social media presence. Now, I talk about Instagram, but you can apply what I say to whatever social
media that you want to use [MUSIC]. The first tip is that you start your Instagram
page from scratch. If you have another page, don't use that and
change the subject to painting because the
audience of that page are not interested or
might not be interested in this content so they
won't interact with you. It's better to
start from scratch a new page and
Instagram will help you to get your
audience [MUSIC]. Let me tell you how
it works so you don't get stress about numbers. Don't think about
numbers of followers, numbers of like, etc. Because that is not
the point about art or even about
a successful page. The thing that you
might consider is that social media algorithms see you as how engagement you make. Imagine that you are
making your art gallery. If you present your works
just simply and people enter, walk around and go out, compare it with when
you interact with them, you present your works, you ask them questions,
talk to them, or shared story of yourself why you have
created, ask their ideas. This will make people
stay more in your gallery and have more enjoyment
and come back again. That is the same for your
social media presence. The algorithms says
that, like this, ''If you engage people more then they suggest
your gallery to more people' [MUSIC].What
you should do, there are several tools
that you can use. For example, live, live
are very powerful tool, you can connect with audience
and audience trust you. About posting, you can ask them questions and
invite them to answer you in the
comments [MUSIC]. About stories, there are several powerful tools
in that like pose, questions and many other
tools so use them. [MUSIC] Being active on your page means that your
art gallery is open so algorithms will
suggest your page to more people [MUSIC]. How to grow your page. Now, I want to
give you some tips about how to grow your page. At first, just grow your page
organic. What do I mean? First, follow other icons that have similar
audience to the audience that you want and like their
posts as they are published, comment or answer some comments, you will gain audience that
are related to the subject of your post [MUSIC]. Making collaboration
with other pages is another way, for example, holding lives with other pages or posting in collaboration with other pages [MUSIC]. Don't think about
numbers and don't put stress on yourself
because of numbers, numbers are not important. What is important is
that your followers are your audience, never, ever buy followers or use softwares or other tools
to gain followers. That will make your
page deteriorate. How? Because your
followers are not interested in your content so they won't interact with you, the less they interact with you, your page will not
be suggested to others by algorithms [MUSIC]. With a good feeling, just do your artwork
and trust to this rule that every day
you do a small thing, it will result after a year into a great success [MUSIC]. There's something important
that I should tell you and that is, don't
get disappointed. Sometimes people post
and share stories and then when they see no interaction,
they get disappointed. But why it is not true? Because trusting between people and between your audience
and you take time to form. When you post, when
you share stories, the trust is being built
gradually and step-by-step, do that and be consistent until the golden time that
they trust you, interact with you, buy your canvas arts, or order you for
art process videos, or even suggest you to their friends [MUSIC]. Keep up the good feeling
and trust in your work. Be sure that your feeling will
deliver to your audience. This was for this class, and in the next lesson, I will make some
conclusion and talk about the final thoughts [MUSIC].
13. Final Thoughts: Here we reach to the
end of this class. In fact, for online classes, it might be a little bit more difficult because in real class, we can celebrate or make
a cake and eat together, but in online classes
we can't do that. But we can still be
connected to each other, we can share whatever we have
made and see each other, motivate each other, and you as students
of this class, can be good friends together. I ask you, share your projects in
the project gallery, and talk about your
project to each other, make friendships and
motivate each other. Also, I ask you to be active in discussions that I
post in my profile page. In this class, we talked about making an art process video, about art of presenting, about planning and about mood
of our arts process video. Then, we talked about
the setup we need for making an art process video about tips we should
take care of, about what we should consider, not to have shakes, and about what we can add to our art processing video
to be more appealing. Then we talked about
some techniques, for example, paper
cut or rolling paper, we also talked about
additive texture, then we talked about
spreading ink, and after that we continue
by scrolling one hand. Then we came to turning
the images into a video, and after that, I told you about some video tricks to add
to your art process video. Preparing some stop motion, B-rolls for your
art versus video. After that, I told you about building your social
media presence. In the beginning of this class, I asked you to write your goal, your motivation, or your inspiration
for taking this class. Now you are here, congrats, and thank you for
continuing and being here. Here, I asked you something. Think about your goal, your motivation, and
your inspiration, and think about one sentence that you like about this class, or what inspiration
now you have, or what idea now you have, and please write that sentence
in the discussion board and share that with other
students of this class. Don't forget to share what you have gained from this class, and also, please share your project to the
project gallery. It is your first project, so don't be hard on yourself. Post your project in
the project gallery, and after that, you
can add more to that. Also, share that to others and I hope you build your social
media presence if you like, about art process video. Thank you, and I hope to see
you in the next classes. See you. Bye.
Hadis Malekie, Geometric Decorative Patterns
