Final submission of assignment 3.
I did faced a few problems during the
proccess of implementing it to web.
1) The codes that enable us to freely arrange the image
2) To allow the web to expand/ scroll infinitly
3) Seamless repetition of background image
Thankfully all the
problems were
solved.
For problem 1, we solved the problem with div tag. We can place our image into the div box and freely move it around, with the positioning set as absolute and auto.
For problem 2, it was solved when I don't set the width and height for the web.
For problem 3, I actually edited the background photo multiple times in order to make the edges seamless when the image repeat. (The edge isnt obvious unless I zoomout max...)
Here is a screenshot of my final assignments :)
Story is with a mixture of metaphor- haha.
Metaphors are pervasive in everyday life; I tried to display the lonely side of an only child, whose parent is always too busy for them (which is pretty common nowadays). They yearn companions and envy those that they came across, but they may not explicitly show.
Some
tactics I used:
- This image is filled up to about ¾ of the screen to create a sense of place, and part of the arrow is revealed to create anticipation and help direct readers.
- As compared to having the use of gutters, I took away the gutters for part of the sequence to create a sense of infinite space. (The part as if the girl is flying beyond the “space” and views from above.)
- With the help of both long line and images placed in a wider distance, it gives readers a longer duration of time passed.
- Frames are placed closer together with tight scrolling pace to give a sense of shorter time transaction from scene to scene.
Last but not least, the reason for my
arrangement:
From the start, it depicts main character being "lonely" with static and linear arrangement before she flies off with the kite. The frames go up as she flew to create a sense of optimism and anticipation, in addition, without the gutter for an impression of infinity. As she landed, the frames go down to depict her "lonely" once again and also in linear arrangement to show that she is back to her static lonely life.