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    The document summarizes Megan Howett's plans for an animation about the cell cycle of a eukaryotic cell. She plans to use an office metaphor, with cells working in cubicles representing the body. To show cell division, a cell will enter a copy machine where the biological cycle will be depicted. She will use a soft, rounded visual style with a "cutesy" color scheme inside the office and cells, and brighter colors in the copy machine, influenced by microscope images. Her influences include traditional cubicle office spaces as well as films like "The Incredibles," and she is considering using pastel, iridescent cell colors so the nucleus is visible through the cell wall.

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    The document summarizes Megan Howett's plans for an animation about the cell cycle of a eukaryotic cell. She plans to use an office metaphor, with cells working in cubicles representing the body. To show cell division, a cell will enter a copy machine where the biological cycle will be depicted. She will use a soft, rounded visual style with a "cutesy" color scheme inside the office and cells, and brighter colors in the copy machine, influenced by microscope images. Her influences include traditional cubicle office spaces as well as films like "The Incredibles," and she is considering using pastel, iridescent cell colors so the nucleus is visible through the cell wall.

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    OGR March 13

    Uploaded by

    MeganHowett
    The document summarizes Megan Howett's plans for an animation about the cell cycle of a eukaryotic cell. She plans to use an office metaphor, with cells working in cubicles representing the body. To show cell division, a cell will enter a copy machine where the biological cycle will be depicted. She will use a soft, rounded visual style with a "cutesy" color scheme inside the office and cells, and brighter colors in the copy machine, influenced by microscope images. Her influences include traditional cubicle office spaces as well as films like "The Incredibles," and she is considering using pastel, iridescent cell colors so the nucleus is visible through the cell wall.

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    Megan Howett

    Storytelling and Commission: Fantastic Voyage Online Greenlight Review


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    Bioscientific Scenario
    The Cell Cycle of a Eukaryotic Cell

    Eukaryotic Cell Cycle

    For my animation I have decided to focus of the cell cycle of a Eukaryotic cell. To do this I plan to use an ofce metaphor, with the cells working around cubicles, representing the body. To show the division of cells, a cell with climb into a copy machine, inside which the biological cycle will be shown.

    I plan to use a sof rounded style for my visual concept. Using a 'cutesy' colour scheme for inside the ofce and each of the cells, and brighter colours inside the copy machine, influenced by microscopic images of cells.

    Influence Maps

    I have been looking a traditional cubicle ofce spaces, as well as representations in film such as The Incredibles. I have also started looking at colour schemes and the pastel balloons have helped to influence my ideas for the cells. I think the slightly seethrough, iridescent quality could work well, so that the nucleus can been seen through the wall of the cell.

    Up to Date Evidence
    Maya tutorials:
    http://meganhowett.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Maya%20Tutorials

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