No one outside of class has seen any of my exhibition work - and not everyone in the class has seen it.
So, as the exhibition is looming, I've decided to give you all a glimpse as to what my work is looking like.
To jog your memory: 'The Pied Piper of Hamlin'. I adapted the story so it's set on another planet and in space to be developed as a feature animation film. I selected four scenes from my story to digitally paint mock animation cels.
Let me know what you think! What vibes do you get? What does it remind you of? What can be improved? Though from this small crop it's hard to get a good idea - the original images are A2 sized and look like widescreen film stills.
When it's all over and done with I'll most probably put up all four of my images. Until then!
Hello, caffeine, my old friend...
J. x
So, as the exhibition is looming, I've decided to give you all a glimpse as to what my work is looking like.
To jog your memory: 'The Pied Piper of Hamlin'. I adapted the story so it's set on another planet and in space to be developed as a feature animation film. I selected four scenes from my story to digitally paint mock animation cels.
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When it's all over and done with I'll most probably put up all four of my images. Until then!
Hello, caffeine, my old friend...
J. x
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