Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Poster size
Monday: Teams will present digital images.
Please post work in progress and final *fabulous* images to blog.
You will want high res images to show in class:
download to instructor Mac from Dropbox in class,
or from external drive.
Poster not due until Wednesday:
We will use the same size paper as the poster from Glen's class,
posted in the hallway, which is 24" x 34".
Not sure if the image can go all the way to the edge of the paper....
This was printed on Viz printers, 3rd floor, Langford C.
Please post work in progress and final *fabulous* images to blog.
You will want high res images to show in class:
download to instructor Mac from Dropbox in class,
or from external drive.
Poster not due until Wednesday:
We will use the same size paper as the poster from Glen's class,
posted in the hallway, which is 24" x 34".
Not sure if the image can go all the way to the edge of the paper....
This was printed on Viz printers, 3rd floor, Langford C.
Desert Scene
character progress
Jacob and I have created the preliminary line sketches of our Gretel and Hansel characters.
Gretel : Jacob
Team Wunderbar: Inspiration
For our "Post-Apocalyptic, Futuristic" Hansel & Gretel story, we found reference in films with very muted, desaturated color palettes. Our world is going to be very gray, with hints of color here and there when the protagonists are present.
References:
Book of Eli
The Road
References:
Book of Eli
The Road
Character Designs WIP
Hello,
Here are the latest character designs for the visual development of Team Dinerpocalypse.
Our visual style revolves around the Googie Style of the 50s.
So for our character line work, we took inspiration from other cartoons that took from this style as well.... like The Jetsons.
Our goal was to take the googie style of using straight and curved lines, and use it in a more realistic fashion for the characters of our story.
Our goal was to take the googie style of using straight and curved lines, and use it in a more realistic fashion for the characters of our story.
WIP Character Line Art
Team Saguaro - Work in Progress
Dinerpocalypse Diner/Gas Station WIP
Hansel and Gretel Progress
Labels:
April Ford,
Hansel and Gretel Project,
Team Bubbles
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
New Team Tags!
Please add one of these tags –
Team Bubbles, Team Dinerpocalypse, Team Red Panda,
Team Saguaro, or Team Wunderbar – to your posting.
(I've added these to you previous posts.)
Michelle is looking in on the posts. She writes:
"I'd love to see more; what is going on so far seems pretty creative."
All work due next Monday for presentation and crit.
Due Wednesday printed out.
Team Bubbles, Team Dinerpocalypse, Team Red Panda,
Team Saguaro, or Team Wunderbar – to your posting.
(I've added these to you previous posts.)
Michelle is looking in on the posts. She writes:
"I'd love to see more; what is going on so far seems pretty creative."
All work due next Monday for presentation and crit.
Due Wednesday printed out.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Blue Sky's DP for Rio, Tuesday, 3/29, 7 pm, C414 (curved room): do not miss this.
Blue Sky's Renato Falcao,
Director of Photography for /Rio/
to be released in theaters April 8, 2011.
Director of Photography for /Rio/
to be released in theaters April 8, 2011.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Saturday, March 26, 2011
key artists
Inspirational artists for our group include:
Yoskay Yamamoto's Koibito:
His line of Koibito vinyl figures were our first inpirations for our character designs.
James Jean:
We may try to emulate the works of Jean James into our final stylized world.
Yoskay Yamamoto's Koibito:
His line of Koibito vinyl figures were our first inpirations for our character designs.
James Jean:
We may try to emulate the works of Jean James into our final stylized world.
Friday, March 25, 2011
Pixar's Motto: Going from Suck to Nonsuck
The down-and-dirty creative process of movie making at Pixar.
(Also mentioned in Worth a Mention.)
Worth thinking about when collaborating or doing your final.
http://www.fastcompany.com/1742431/pixar-s-motto-going-from-suck-to-nonsuck?#
(Also mentioned in Worth a Mention.)
Worth thinking about when collaborating or doing your final.
http://www.fastcompany.com/1742431/pixar-s-motto-going-from-suck-to-nonsuck?#
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
"Washed Away" continued...
princess and frog matte painting
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