Art 7 Claymotion Unit
My idea for my story was that a bunny was just foraging and then a wolf sneaks up on it, the bunny is then alarmed by the wolf and fleas and the wolf takes chase. The bunny then finds a lake and bushes looks around for the wolf and then hides behind a bush, then the wolf comes and he can't find the bunny so then he goes away, and the bunny safely hops away. 

I think that it is important because you don't want your characters to look lopsided or proportionate because then they don't look nice and are not ideal for animation, you want them to look as realistic as possible, especially if you are making humans.
2.If you were to do this assignment again what would you do differently?
I would make it longer and have a slightly more complex story line, also I would take more pictures so that it looks more though and not so choppy.
3.Which full-length clay animation film is your favorite? Provide an image of a movie poster and an explanation as to why it is your favorite.
It's my favorite because it is a cute old story, but also all the detail that is put into it like moving the eyebrows and ears is so amazing, I can't help but wonder how long it took.
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