Pong Hard Mode

My first experience with stop motion animation was on this sweet piece of software called Dragonframe. In order to make a spectacular display of ball and bouncing physics, our group added a ball-splitting twist to the classic Pong game. It became challenging after a point to keep track of all the balls and flying bouncing action, but the worst part was when our camera flipped over. That aside, I discovered that stop motion animation can be a lot cooler and funner than I previously thought.

Welcome to Ahnafland

Hey there, you've stumbled upon the land of Ahnaf. I'm Ahnaf by the way.

If for some reason you don't know about me already, I'm a college student double-majoring in computer science and biomedical sciences. Outside of school I'm a game developer, currently working on building the next great mmorpg. I enjoy video games (especially the ones about a certain green-clad hero with elf ears and an awesome phrygian cap), anime, reading, racquetball, and fish sticks.

This will be where I publish my soon-to-come artistic masterpieces in computer animation. No really, I have some serious talent. Just check out this amazing OC:

Jerry

Despite that, I know that there is always much to learn, and to sharpen my animation skills I have decided to enroll in a computer animation course (with an awesome professor, she's super cool because she's gonna give me an A :) ). In taking this course I hope to learn new techniques in digital animation that I can particularly apply to my work as a game developer.

If you're looking forward to what I have in store, stick around in Ahnafland for a little longer and feel free to explore. But remember, it's dangerous to go alone.