MAKE IT then MOVE IT-Free Webinar

The Illinois Art Education Association is now offering free webinars for professional development hours. They're short, interactive, and interesting (hopefully.) Check out the list of upcoming and archived webinars on their site (click button or here) to register.

Register for the free half-hour webinar

Make it Then Move it: Mixing Physical and Digital Art
Wednesday, September 20th, 7pm Central

Format of Webinar:

The webinar will be synchronous beginning at 7pm central time. I will be sharing short pre-made videos that explain my content and then coming on your screen chatting with you through my webcam. You can interact by sending questions through the interface. Hopefully you will find it helpful. Feel free to watch the videos ahead of time so you can think of questions you might want to ask.

1. Express Yourself in Expressionism

Students made art physically then entered it digitally through the magic of green screen.
View the post here and my brief video below.

Expressing Yourself in Expressionism from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.

2. MAKE IT then MOVE IT: Animated GIF

Students make artwork, take a digital photo of it, then use Brushes Redux on the iPad to make it into an animated GIF. See my post for details and the brief video below. 

One example of making art then using digital tools to move it

MAKE IT then MOVE IT: ANIMATED GIF from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.

3. Make Digital Art Physical: HOLOGRAM

Students make a flipbook style animation on the iPad using Do Ink Animation app then make it "come to life" as a hologram. See my post for details and the brief video below.
The more detailed tutorial is on my post.

Haunted Hologram-quick version from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.

4. Rotoscope in a Mutoscope

Students collaboratively turned a video into a rotoscope (digital). These individual drawings were then printed and made into a flipbook mutoscope (physical). View my post for more details and the brief video below.

Rotoscope in a Mutoscope from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.

5. Animated Sketchnotes: Mini Stories

Take the sketchnote concept to the next level by animating them. Combine physical drawings and animations to tell mini stories. View my post for details and the brief video below to hear the secrets of some of my mini digital stories.

mini digital stories from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.

6. Haunted Masterpieces

Students can enter paintings as if they were ghosts haunting them using the Green Screen App by Do Ink. This gives students a chance to digitally interact with art, change the meaning, and reflect on the new story as if it hung in a haunted art museum. See my post for details and view my haunted paintings and meanings in the video below.

Haunted Masterpieces from Tricia Fuglestad on Vimeo.