Adaptation A: Cats vs Dogs Infographic Repost

Adaptation A: Cats vs Dogs Final Infographic

Adaptation A: The Art Of...

The art of cats vs dogs

Adaptation A: Final Cat and Dog Designs

For my cat and dog designs I decided to base them upon the type of toy each pet plays with. For the cat I used balls of wool, whereas for the dog I used rope toys and bones. 

Adaptation A: Cats vs Dogs Title

Adaptation A: Basic Storyboard

Adaptation A: Cat and Dog Designs and Textures

Adaptation A: Fonts and Colours

Adaptation A: Script

Script / Directions

•  "Cats Vs Dogs" opening title. Cat and dog paw tears title into two halves revealing first scene containing each pet in each half.
• Playing - A stick/ball is thrown in the dog and cat half. The dog chases the toy out of shot, the cat walks in opposite direction to toy.
• Previous frame rips into Hunting scene - The cat is taking its time stalking a bird, dog bolts past the cat and scares the bird away.
• Previous frame rips into two sections for dog and cat for Eating - Messy dog getting food everywhere, cat pushes bowl away and turns away.
• One frame containing cat watching a fish from edge of a pond, dogs swims past in pond chasing fish away.
• Two sections again for tricks/obedience - Dog shown sitting and rolling over, cat walks away from owner.
• One frame showing range of dog sizes with tallest dogs head out of shot, 1 small cat next to largest dog looks up at tall dog then walks away into the next scene.
• Two sections for sitting - Cat from previous scene jumps up sofa and sits on owners head. Other section shows dog quietly laying by owners feet.
• Final scene shows dog humping a toy/leg. Frame zooms out showing the cat staring at the dog. Cat walks away.

Adaptation A: Style and Colour Tests

For my Cats vs Dogs infographic I have decided to go for a geometric style. These two mock ups of possible scenarios were a test to see how difficult it would be to use geometrics and to get a sense of what the final outcome would look like

Adaptation A: Post Pitch Thoughts and Ideas

My selected infographic title was "vs", from this I though of a few possible subjects. These are:

• Apple    vs    Microsoft
• Men   vs    Women
• Right    vs    Wrong
• Religion    vs    Science
• North Korea    vs    South Korea
• Films    vs    Books
• Cats    vs    Dogs
• Babies    vs    The Elderly
• Cops    vs    Robbers

The best received idea was Cats vs Dogs, this because the subject of common pets is very popular with today's culture and is a massive craze through the Internet.

Some possible ideas that I could use in my Cats vs Dogs infographic could be:

• Playing e.g. Throwing a Stick
• Water e.g. Swimming
• Training
• Size
• Eating
• Hunting