Digital Camera World

Precision and patience

1 Set up your scene

have become known for the colours that I use in both my photography and my stop-motion work. Some have described it as a pop art style. I just like to complement or contrast colours. I use Adobe Color a lot for this: it’s a great, free online resource that will help you find colours that complement or contrast each other, and it is usually my go-to website when I first start planning an animation. Once the background colour is selected, I go through my storyboard. This is usually something collaborated on between the client and me, although sometimes I am given free reign. Within the storyboard

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