Most of the feedback I've received for my short animation project left me a little frustrated. While everyone seemed to like the color/text styles presented (the red, black, and white), a few people thought that visually, it was pretty boring...
How can I add more depth to my animation?
I'm really not sure how :-(
I still feel like I'm struggling with the animating software, and when I try to do things that are more complex (like making things morph and change, or transitioning from one thing to another, etc...) I feel like whatever I do doesn't "look right," or I totally goof something up and want to take my computer and throw it out the nearest window because everything I did looks silly then.
Is there anything simple (emphasis on simple) I can do that will make it more visually interesting? Would maybe making some background motions add to the overall presentation? (Or would they simply distract?)
The purpose of the animation is to sort of challenge the viewer to go out and find their own "one"... not necessarily define what my own is. Hopefully by the end of the animation that becomes clearer.
P.S.- I am considering adding some music in the background... nothing wordy, just instrumental. Any suggestions?
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