This is my Woking Quarter Canal app project. I have created a presentation showing the process I went through to create a final outcome of my animated app, promoting the location and its surroundings.

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The aim of my app is to design and advertise the Woking
Canal location for visitors .
The purpose of my app is to create an app that promotes the
WWF in the canal Quarter.
I will achieve this by creating an app that visualises the
design outlook of the Lightbox and the WFF centre, as well as
objects I picked upon in the centre. I will aim use my studies
of the place and highlight detailed areas of them.

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1. This is one of my inspiration that I
looked at when illustrating different
styles and techniques I could study of
Woking’s canal.
I really like the way the painting style
that is used in this artwork. The artist
has shown a clear and water looking
reflection that creates a realistic
approach.
2. I really like the way the
patterns are overlapped
over one another, with
different circular size
shapes. From the photos
and observational
drawings at the canal
quarter I will look at the
use of repeated patterns
overlapping.
3. The upright view of the
photo taken here is really
successful in the sense that
each tessellated pattern
stands out. I could look into
this further by drawing a
study of repeated patterns
on a building from this style
of view.

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Here are studies of some areas I looked
at when I visited working Canal Quarter. I
started off with studying the front
entrance of the building, I used HB to
show shadows.
I also studies four other areas inside the
Lightbox and outside. I used a variety of
materials to create texture and colour
using biro, watercolours, fine liner and
acrylics.
I would like to use some of these studies
for my animation as a view of the
Lightbox and WWF .But also looking at
objects inside the centres.

5. 4
‘Welcome to the Woking Wild
Life Foundation’
This is the style of typography that I
would like to use ‘Times New Roman’ and
the size of 26.0pt with a colour use of
blue.
As you can see I screen shot colour swatches of
the studies I did. I used kuler to help me select
the most commonly used colours, this will
enable me to move further by looking at the
frequently used colours and how I can make
each app page look different.

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Animation 1:
This is my first page of my
animation, promoting the
WWF Centre. I used one of
my studies of the Canal
quarter as the background.
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 1
Stage 4
Stage 5

7. Animation 2: This is my second animation I
created for my second page. I
decided to use my study of the
inside the WWF building, where I
looked at the overall image of the
animal trust website-pandas.
The original object
had a numerous
amount of pandas
rotating 360 degrees
on its spot.
I wanted to use a
similar approach by
creating some kind
of movement to the
pandas.
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 5

8. Animation 3:
Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4
Stage 5 Stage 6 Stage 7 Stage 8
Stage 9 Stage 10 Stage 11 Stage 12

9. Animation 3:
This is my final animated page of my app. I aimed
to create a design that showed ,my favourite study
but also the overall Lightbox building itself.
Showing my focus of patterns, colour and texture.
I did this by creating a rotating shape that
increases in size half way though as if rotates
across the page, focussing on certain areas of
design. I then created a gradual process that faded
the image out.

10. 7
These are my final results of the
animation being placed onto an app
template, and how it would start, by
clicking on the Canal Quarter app.
The number on the bottom left of each
app 3 is clicked on the animated page
is hyperlinked to it.