Here's the last batch of sketches I have compiled.... for now!
More Space Puppy. There's some drawings of storyboard thumbnails in here: I was working on making sure each shot made sense as far as flow and leading the eye from shot to shot. I plan on revamping my initial storyboards as well as the animatic before I dive in.
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Showing posts with label character development. Show all posts
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Sketch ATTACK! #8 - Space Puppy Returns... Again
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Sketch ATTACK! #7 - Space Puppy Returns
More sketches! Here's some sketches for my senior thesis.
Tons of puppies, kitties, and aliens. More tomorrow!
Tons of puppies, kitties, and aliens. More tomorrow!
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Hardcow Cow Turnarounds
I have been working on some character turnarounds for my Hardcore-Hardcow character.
Next up: a pig, a chicken, and a grab-bag of barn-yard citizens.
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Space Puppy Character Designs - Pass 1
I have been drawing the characters for my Layout and Timing class a lot for the past month or so, making way for the first turnarounds that we recently completed. These were my first character turnarounds, so I can wee some wonky features that I am ready to go back in fix in the upcoming pass. In class, we were instructed on how to "check" your turnarounds and animate them spinning - a really cool exercise I want to definitely continue to do in the future.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Space Puppy Sketches/Research
In-the-works 2-3 minute storyboard/animatic for Layout and Timing.
I am going to push this into a senior thesis film for next year!
Monday, January 21, 2013
Winter Break Pt2: Character Study-Palooza
This break I made it a point to try and take a few days where I would just sit down and draw the same character as many times as I could. I decided to focus on characters I thought I already had put together fairly well from my childhood/early years as an artist - it was such a neat process to tap back into them again and push them further than I ever thought I would. The most interesting and rewarding thing was the fact that sketching them in this fashion really helped me see as more of a feasible, concrete characters that I can imagine with much more clarity. I came to new conclusions: the kitten with the laser cannon on his tail - his tail could be long enough for him to hold so he could aim his laser cannon. The cute creepy thing with the mask - why is he wearing a mask? Maybe he is actually a hideous freak with lots of lots of teeth?
I also started drawing the Hardcow again, at the end of break - and this has continued into this first week of school. More big sketch posts of lots of cows/barnyard friends (for Animation III) and Space Puppies (for Layout and Timing) are on their way!
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