And the voiceover, kindly provided by Taff Girdlestone.
Also, apparently Golgi is pronounced the Italian way, what with Camillo Golgi being Italian and all. For some reason I had thought the discoverer was Hungarian.
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
For the Sake of an Update
Sorry I've been quiet. Here's where I'm at so far.
ATP, with stand-in colours and a bend deformer for animation.
Rough of the overall cell with nucleus and nucleolus.
DNA, with currently invisble split down the middle to separate into RNA.
Current progress of the endoplasmic reticulum.
Mitochondrion, also with bend deformer.
Ribosome, hopefully looking more like a ribosome than the ones in my animatic.
Vesicle, without deformers yet.
Golgi complex, which still hates me.
And the voiceover, kindly provided by Taff Girdlestone.
Also, apparently Golgi is pronounced the Italian way, what with Camillo Golgi being Italian and all. For some reason I had thought the discoverer was Hungarian.
And the voiceover, kindly provided by Taff Girdlestone.
Also, apparently Golgi is pronounced the Italian way, what with Camillo Golgi being Italian and all. For some reason I had thought the discoverer was Hungarian.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Very excited by this update, Meg - you're obviously beavering away, and Taff Girdlestone has done a lovely job (and that's a great name btw!) Look forward to MANY MORE POSTS ON YOUR BLOG soon. Great stuff - more please!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, I'm not sure I quite got that hint, what with the EXTREME SUBTLETY.
DeleteAnd thanks Phil, I'm super happy with the voiceover too.
HINT? WHAT HINT?
DeleteHOW SHOULD I KNOW? IT WAS TERRIBLY SUBTLE.
Delete