On Friday, I drew this inbetween to show the anticipation in the character’s leap from his bed to the line representing the floor.

On Saturday, I added a feet-like lump to the character’s blanket so that it is evident and clear that he is pulling his legs out of the blanket as he gets up.

On Sunday, I finally got around finishing the frame of the character springing mid-air. I mostly had to draw the hands and one arm on that frame.

Also, I included one subtle detail to the animation: the pillow I drew on Tuesday behind the character falls backwards when he starts to lift up his head when he is alerted by the message on the screen.

On Monday:

Later, on Tuesday and Wednesday, I added more jump frames:

Finally, on Thursday, I drew the last frame of the jump sequence in which he touches the floor.

On Monday, I finally started to animate the La Linea-esque character sleeping on his bed.

Later, on Tuesday, I added some ZZZ onomatopoeia to make it more evident that he is snoring, along with a screen from F.N.E. (i.e. the client) sliding down from nowhere.

On Wednesday, I drew his arms growing.

On Thursday, the same.

This week, I got around to actually start the animation.

In Week 9, there was a second Crit Session that I missed because I wanted to show my work.

In the eighth week of the Media Project module, I observed Dan, my animation supervisor, showing us a typical animation in Adobe After Effects is done.

In Week 7, I started an Adobe Animate file with a line across a paper texture background that the animator supervisor gave us during the previous module.

 

In Week 6, I watched my tutor demonstrate how to animate a quick animation from scratch (no, not the educational program).

In the module’s fifth week, I was shown how to structure my upcoming report.

On the fourth week of the Media Project module, I learnt about the aspects of pre-production and what to share with my client.