As an artist, I am constantly around inanimate objects designed to look like living beings. The mannequin is the inanimate object I focus on which I show as if it was an artist. I show what this mannequin might do if it had its own will and seen canvases and an easel. I started off showing the objects going in and out of the frames then follow it up by showing what the interactions the mannequin has with the supplies. The sound is the ambient noises heard in a studio space. Most of the sound is simple background noise that comes from the ventilation and peoples movement inside the space. Some additional sounds being a paper cutter being used and pages being turned. The main idea for this was to turn an inanimate mannequin into an artist.
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Amanda Potts 
First I would like to apologize for my lateness with responding. But the animation was very playful which I loved. However, I do think the sound could be just a bit better. It seems like some of the sounds don’t match up to the animation I would be very cautious. Unless it is intentional that I would state that. I know you said in your statement that it serves as an ambiance of noise however does it have to be that loud? Also, since the maniquine is painting why are we hearing paper being cut? I think you did amazing with the lighting and keeping things pretty consistant.
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