This weeks sketches

Pre-production task

Me and Zoe were given the phrase "Cut to the chase" and "shopping channel" and an hour to come up with an idea and pitch it.

Interesting explanation of mine a zoe's journey taken from her blog (http://zoewakefield.blogspot.co.uk/)

"Initially we were at a loss and then it came to us like rain in a drought. (Artistic imagery there..) We decided it would be amusing to do a teleshopping channel dedicated to criminals/terrorists/all things bad. We could play heavily and amusingly on stereotypes, although we did tame ourselves a bit as we didn't want to insult anyone...

Turned out however that Derek and Kathy thought if anything we should be more outrageous and have some sort of climax, which i think will be really really fun to think over! It's a really fun idea that i have spent a large amount of time laughing over.

Here is our rough anamatic thus so far, a lot, and i mean a lot of work needs to be done but i think its got the bare bones of something that could be quite witty." - Zoe Wakefield

 

 

Funny in 15

I'm working in a group with Matteo Veglia and Harry Bayfield. I'm basically the role of production designer coming up with the story, storyboards and design. I'm also helping with the 2d animation.

This is my first shot:











Our animatic:

Pre-production concept designs.

I was given 4 cards:
Set: Havana
Character: Opera Singer
Artist:
Genre: Horror film


Inspiration:

 

 



 Beginning sketches:

 




Some concept designs:

 

                                        

 

 

Recent Photography Croatia

I'm a big fan of analogue photography. Over summer I took my toy camera too croatia with some nice slide film and then cross processed it. Here are some I like the most.

First life drawing session of the year

It was hardwork. 3hrs of realising that I didn't practise enough over summer.

HEre are two that I liked from the session. Mainly concentrating on mark making and expression.

Concept art I digitally painted for a 3rd years pitch (Patrick Hoiseth)

He asked me to paint a picture of a boy standing on a cliff edge watching his fathers plane crash and to make it seem "painted." I used Monet as my source for style and colour.