Animation Context - Week 3
Image Association

In 'Animation Context' we were focusing on 'learning how to learn', the notes from which, I have included below -

We were also tasked to associate four different images of craft-related items with a Film, Musician and an Animation, and explain the reasoning of the choice. I enjoyed this task as it got me thinking about the many different ways that an inanimate object could relate to other things, and as most of the forms of media that I choose I have a strong opinion on (Both positive and negative), this list is quite personal.

The sheet that we were given

Feathers

Animation - South Park

Both can make you laugh historically (in the feathers case, being tickeled by one, in South Park's, through its humour), however it may be irritating depending on the context (In South Park's case, a controversial episode, in the Feathers, continuous tickling.)

Musician - Christina Perri

Majestic, calming and relaxing

Film - Forrest Gump

Obvious reasons

Christina Perri

Sticky Notes

Animation - Simpsons

There's loads of them, and can be easily forgotten about (In Simpson's case, watching the newer episodes, and in Sticky Note's, simply screwing up the note and disposing of it.)

Musician - Nicki Manaj

Mainly used with the main concern being look and aesthetic as appose to usefulness.

Film - This is England

Can be informative, but also visually appealing

This is England

Glitter

Animation - Don't Hug Me I'm Scared

Harmless fun to begin with, but quickly takes a turn for the worse (In DHMIS's case, the subject matter of the short, and in Glitter's case, it will start appearing everywhere and become annoying.)

Musician - Kesha

Again, obvious reasons

Film - Minions

Entertains kids, but for adults they can't escape them after exposing them to their kids. There's also a lot of them and they're tiny.

Don't Hug Me I'm Scared

Pipe Cleaners

Animation - Rick and Morty

Both have a slightly rough style

Musician - PSY 

Like pipe's, PSY used to be very popular, but now he is never or rarely seen.

Film - Green Mile

They're both long... That's it..

Rick and Morty