Showing posts with label Jellie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jellie. Show all posts

Monday, May 26, 2014

Oh, hello. I'm back!

It has been a year since I have worked on this film, but I got the itch this past weekend and started a new style frame. Below is the work in progress. I still need to design the plant life and some fish for inside the tank, but so far I am pleased.



This is the scene I will be using to do an animation test. Can you believe it! I am converting to Toon Boom Harmony and think Jellie could be just the short to test out the software. I will make no promises that I will be posting frequently so...just wish me luck.

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Color Direction

Got distracted a bit with the visual development phase of a collaborative film I'm working on for class. I had some free time today so I created some color mood boards to use as I begin environment/character color studies. I am shifting away from my teal comfort zone towards rich blues with colorful accents.


The subway will stay within the realm of beige but with stronger saturation. The beginning of the film should feel sterile, distant, and cold. I will have cooler tones but I want the palette to stay overwhelmingly warm to contrast the end of the film.


Sunday, January 13, 2013

Animatic Update

Just completed the first rough cut animatic in the Storyboards section. I'll be showing it around school asking people what they think about timing and such. I've been staring at it for a bit and I feel some cuts are a rapid while others feel long. I need to find that magic balance.

Friday, January 11, 2013

Welcome!

Hello and welcome to my newest blog! I will be posting work as I create it so please check back regularly. So far I have been working on this project for just over a month and I'm excited at how far it has already come. Below are the first thumbnails I sketched up early one morning.


More of a brain dump but it got the ball rolling. On that note head on over to Storyboards after visiting the Story section to check out the newly completed boards.