Showing posts with label process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label process. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Grad Film Ideas

So... none of them is fleshed out or well thought of yet. Brainstorming. Yep.

Idea #1: A girl
In a world with no females or sexual reproduction  (babies are born from plants), a solitary man finds a baby that's just not like the rest. By learning about differences through his relationship with his new daughter, he learns how to deal with those that are more like him.

Idea #2: A ghost
After being kicked out of the haunted mansion that had been his home for a very long time, a lonely ghost decides to pack his bags and move to the city. Follow his adventures as he travels through Craigslist to find the perfect place to chill and as he develops relationships with the living! 

Idea #3: A convention
Nicolle, the local cosplay star and leader of the A-list girl clique at Central City Comic Con, hates fake nerds. After Anna, a casual sci-fi fan, wins the coolest and most precious action figure in a raffle, Nicolle and her friends will do anything to show her who's boss and kick her butt out of the convention for good.

Sunday, February 12, 2012

Very Vancouver




Character development for a class project (collaborative animation) in which we're working with the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation. Trying to go for a "very Vancouver" kind of girl. "Very Vancouver" means: yoga, Lululemon, organic locally-grown food, riding expensive bikes, driving hybrids, blah blah blah

Desarrollo de personaje para una clase (animación colaborativa) en la que estamos trabajando en un proyecto para la junta de parques de Vancouver. La idea es que esta parezca una chica bien local, que se resume en: yoga, Lululemon, comida orgánica y cultivada localmente, andar en bicicletas de cinco mil dólares, manejar un carro híbrido, bla bla bla

Monday, October 10, 2011

My Happy Place




Submission for 27pm’s April Jam “My Happy Place”. Construction paper cut outs and tons of photoshopping. Also, make sure you check out everyone else’s submissions. There’s really good work going on there.

I managed to finish, and it didn’t take as long as I thought it would. Makes me feel bad for getting rid of some characters that might’ve added a lot to the composition. Oh well.
Also, I’m not entirely happy with the text. I never am. FONTS Y U SO TRICKY!?
Like I said before, 27 pm is a Salvadoran illustration collective. They have tons of really cool things going on, so try to keep up with them! They’re pretty awesome, and very talented.