Lorry Hubbard

Introduces the viewer to the different types of acrylic paints. Demonstrates applying acrylics to a variety of different surfaces, including: paper, illustration board, gessoed canvas, clayboard, and wood panel. Demonstrates using acrylics to paint: a New Mexican church, a still life of geraniums, a snow scene, a coastal scene, a field of wild poppies, an abstract collage landscape, and a mountain scene painted on location.

Presents simple ways to create animation without a camera. Illustrates persistency of vision with devices such as thaumatrope, phenakistoscope, zoetrope, and the flip book. Shows students using a notepad to develop movies, characters, or objects using tracings, rubber stamps, or stencils. Teaches how to make objects created, grow or shrink, vanish or appear, speed up or slow down, as well as the difference between limited and full animation.