Showing posts with label cartoons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cartoons. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

BFFs!



My roommate/bestie Laura and I have started a little webcomic operation. Make sure you check it out! We also have a Facebook page. So yeah, like if you like like like

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Toilet Training



Working on this project was awfully frustrating. This was my original idea for a grad thesis film, and I'm really glad I got it out of the way before my senior year. My original purpose was to explore character in inanimate objects (that didn't go very well) and to go crazy with Particular. I did get to play with particular a lot more than I had to previously, but still, I didn't get as far as I would've liked to.
At least it's done. Ish. I guess?

Trabajar en este proyecto fue increíblemente frustrante. Ésta fue mi primera idea para un proyecto de tesis, y la verdad estoy bastante contenta de haber intentado hacer esto antes de mi último año. Mi idea original era explorar la idea de personalidad en objetos inanimados, una tarea en la que fallé horriblemente. También quería experimentar más con Particular, y sí tuve oportunidad de jugar y probar cosas que no había hecho antes, pero no tanto como hubiera querido. Al menos está medio hecho, creo.

Related: Toilet Training - Tests and Development

Monday, October 17, 2011

This city rain



This was created for a competition to freshen the look of electrical boxes (electrical kiosks?) in downtown Vancouver.  My proposal wasn't chosen, but I had a lot of fun working on it, and I think it looks pretty cute.

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Esto fue creado para un concurso que buscaba ilustraciones para decorar unas cajas eléctricas (ni idea de cómo se llaman, cajas que guardan el cableado de la ciudad) en el centro de Vancouver. No eligieron mi propuesta, pero fue bastante divertido hacerla, y creo que quedó bastante bien.

Monday, October 10, 2011

Part of Our Lives Development



Character development for THIS animation. Based on my classmate Lou, for 2D Animation II.

Captain Hook


Captain Hook, for Illustration: Methods & Genres with  the amazing Durwin Talon! Man, this was fun to make :D
This took me a while to make, and I used watercolours, cutout paper, photoshop, popsicle sticks, and markers.

Guinea Pig Development

Character development for a Drawing for Animation class.
She was supposed to be a guinea pig princess on a quest to save Peru, but she looks more like a pet, really. I want to revamp her and make her a legit savior princess!