We must get them back!

History

Horror

Just to let people know I didn't do the frame. :)

DS "Colors" paintings :)

Love "Colors" excellant software for the
NDS and iPhone and its free.
Heres some of my work.
Mostly done on the train.

Life Drawing

In no particular order....

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Messing around in photoshop.

Poster

The poster for the end of year show. I rendered out the character in 3D (z-brush used for material and bump maps did most of the work), rendered out an ambient occlusion map. Overlayed the occlusion map using soft light on top of the normal render. Sketched the drawing out. Put the sketch drawing over the 3D images then digitally painted over that.

Showreel 27th May '09

Back (B)log III

The Lobby. Where do I start with this. Being made director after a switch a few weeks into pre production regardless of what choices we made this project was doomed.
Anyway dispite major flaws and consistency problems something of a finished film was created. I animated the female characters and the close up at the beginning of the secretary guy. Oh and I did the colour work too, Ross did great layouts even if we were a bit short on them. I got the pleasure of messing around in photoshop colouring them in.












Ah my 1st attempt at a story for the film in 4th year. Codenamed "Tank Boy" just for convience sake (the amount of people who came up to me "er you do know there is a comic by Jamie Hewlitt called Tank Girl people might you know..."). Its about a man blowing up birds in a post apocolyptic world cant get any mind numbing than that. This was also me not taking myself too seriously. These are just colour concepts more than anything else, I think the second lower on was done mostly on Colors the thingy on the DS which is awesome and everyone should have it, its like a portable basic photoshop.

This is just an animamatic of it too, I swore I had it in colour, looked like the pics above...

Back (B)log II

This was my 3rd year film proposal. It was about a love triangle
that ended up a tragedy with all of them dying at the end. There was going to
be a two light system too when the audience would know when the characters are
lying and when they are telling the truth, just to see how paranoia, trust and mistrust works.
The feedback I got was that it was a 6 part hour long live action series late on BBC2 not
a minute and a half short. That there is a niche for
this kind of stuff. I took it as a complement.
I liked the concept style for the film, it was going to look roughly like these pictures do.