For the story map, I will draw it in the wall, just keep it simple and easy to see.
I research some way to bind the book in very old chinese way. Which is no pollution, strong, easy, and nice.
http://www.cgan.net/book/BOOKS/PRINT/printing/8z/1j0.htm
I didn't do the absolutely same bind. I change a little. It would make my book stonger.
I make a transparence plastic paper cover. It can protect I books.
Im very happy for the final book. Its looks fine.
1.Domino seting
In this idea, I want set the flip book look like the domino. Audience can push the book to play all book. The concept came from food chain. One destroy will influence others.
I like the idea, but its seems put too much in the project. And If I use this idea I don't know where should I drawing the story map. So Im think about it now.
2.wall painting
In this idea, I want draw a painting in the wall. The painting will show the basic story. I personally like this idea, but the drawing is a big project.
3. simple wall
This idea is keep all the things simple. In the wall, audience just see the B/W line map. The flip books will in the square. I want let audience think by themselves. But I don't like the idea very much. Now I just keep this idea.
Im not sure which will I ues for the final show. I will make a decision asap.
Today I go to design museum' shop, I find a wallet call "Mighty Wallet". I find the wallet made by Tyvek-a kind of recyclable materials-it is very interesting. I searched online, then I found
Tyvek (pronounced /taɪˈvɛk/) is a brand of flashspun high-density polyethylene fibers, a synthetic material; the name is a registered trademark of DuPont. The material is very strong; it is difficult to tear but can easily be cut with scissors or any other sharp object. Water vapor can pass through Tyvek (highly breathable), but not liquid water, so the material lends itself to a variety of applications: medical packaging, envelopes, car covers, air and water intrusionbarriers (housewrap) under house siding, labels, wristbands, mycology, and graphics. Tyvek is sometimes erroneously called "Tyvex".
From Wikipedia
I was think about, can I use it in my project. I may use the material to make my books' cover. I'm not sure now. Still thinking.......
work flow long from simon yu on Vimeo.
This 30 mins video will show you the basic work process for my animation. eg: draft-Adobe Illustrator-Cinema 4D-Adobe After Effects-Final cut pro-Soundtrack Pro-Flash
So hope when u finish this video u can know the process about how I made this movie.
how to play the movie from simon yu on Vimeo.
This video will show you how to install the movie app. This app is my animation project. I made by Adobe Flash Catalyst CS5. You can download here. It is not the final outcome. I just want audience watch more than flip book.
download now
PS: If u haven't Adobe air in you computer please go to here to download. Thanks
PS2: I just update new file include AIR installer in the zip file. so you do not need download it by yourself.
opening title from simon yu on Vimeo.
The idea is frame by frame fade in, like the flip book. Then the pictures became my movie's title " please say nothing". Why I use this name is because some times we face some pollution problem or some bad things we always like talk about it, But talk can not change any thing. What we should do is to activity. Other hand is in my movie there are no dialog.
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I almost follow the plan to finish the whole animation in begin of the May. It was so tied to do this. And I printed the one shot for testing, I print 15 frame a second. The full frame is 30 frame by flip book don't need that much to play.
I make the water apple today. the idea come from waste water. in the pic the apple be bite with someone. as we all know water can't be bite but someone just ate the water like apple. this all about avarice. and we don't know who did this. because the one did this will never accept the blame. just like some company or people.
the game have nice scene design and a interesting story. in the web site you can play the demo. the game making by
Born in Israel in 1936, Asher Bilu began his career as an artist soon after arriving in Australia in December 1956. His first solo exhibition at Dalgetty Street Gallery in 1959 was quickly followed by two exhibitions at John Reed’s renowned Museum of Modern Art of Australia. Since then he has exhibited widely in Australia and Europe, and has work held by major collecting institutions throughout Australia.
Asher Bilu has established a reputation for creating paintings, sculpture and installations that are fascinating, challenging and extremely moving. His technique changes as he investigates the use of new media, but his work always reflects his ongoing fascination with light, and his love of music and science, especially cosmology. In 1965 he won the Blake Prize for a work entitled I form Light and Create Darkness – Isiah 45:7 which is dominated by a large meteor shape suggesting a dramatic moment in the birth of life out of chaos. His work includes a commission for four paintings for the Concert Hall of the Victorian Arts Centre, and several large installations, such as Amaze (1982),Escape (1992), Sanctum (1997), Explanandum (2002), Mysterium (2003), and Heavens (2006).
He has contributed to several films by Director Paul Cox as production designer, including the acclaimed Man of Flowers, and the most recent Human Touch which also features his two installations Amaze and Explanandum.



























