I had my first serious attempt at doing some animation when I completed my final year of my Bachelor in Creative Music Technology at Bath Spa in 2006. The project was aptly called "major creative project" and we could literally do anything we wanted within creative music technology - as long as the research was done and argued for. I chose to do an interactive web project, which now is off the web (I'll see if I can did it out some day). The idea was that the user could have an art experience online, and consisted of 5 different parts, therein 3 music videos which I made an animation / music video for. I called these "Drak, Kard and Rakd" all anagrams of "Dark". They all have their key colour - Red, Blue and Green, which makes the colours RGB. The RGB color model is an additive color model in which red, green, and blue light are added together in various ways to reproduce a broad array of colors. The name of the model comes from the initials of the three additive primary colors, red, green, and blue. And here they are:

In 2008 I had moved to London, completed my Master's degree in Music Technology and was working full time. To get the occasional creative output I had a few sessions with my friend Zai Tang. We started making a few animation which was going to become a music / animation project. Sadly, all of Zai's equipment was stolen - with all the raw material stored on it. The project halted there, but luckily we did upload progress reports on youtube after each session which you can see here: