So, how could i not "cheat" and show a few stills from my animation Lucille (about a girl in a guitar shop)?
I always like seeing other people's process, so here's a few before and after shots, comparing the original rough storyboard to the final animation.
There's something in the immediacy of a rough sketch that sometimes can't be recreated. I like the rocker's face in that last storyboard sketch more than the final shot. It's much more menacing! But I ended up going for a more deadpan look. (It went better with the actor's performance)
Any Melbournians reading this? You can see this animation on the big screen at Fed Square this Thursday (the 16th), with my other film Crooked and all the other films nominated for ATOM awards this year. They're on 7:30 to 9pm, and it's FREE. See you there!
happy weekend! :)
18 comments:
ohh i luv the progress here its so cute! and im intrigued at the story too..
I'm so glad you shared these; they're great! And I love 'sugary', which I'd missed.
yeh i like the sketch rockers face better. haha... thursday huh, i just might have to check out your stuff at Fed Square. Thats pretty cool, congrats on the atom award
nice blog!!!
These are absolutely fabu! I really like your illustration style. Very, very, nice.
i like your blog and your work. go on. it's nice; all the best
thanks for showing us the process! very interesting! nice illustrations, too. did you know "tali" also means string in Filipino? :)
It is fun to see the sketch and the finished result. Both have their unique angle, don't they. Good work.
Kevin Spear
That was so interesting! Thanks for the tour. I love to see how other people 'think'.
Nice series. I like seeing the initial sketches. Good stuff
i love the combinations of the roughs and finished ones! nice job.
Reminds me Once. Great characters.
Fantastic, really fantastic work.
It´s a pleasure see your work!
Congratulations and regards!
O Temporário
These are fantastic! Glad I stopped by!
love to see the process… and congrats on the nomination… very nice…
This is really cool! Love seeing the progression from sketch to final. Great work!
Nice job... "Comme d'habbitude" ; )
Thanks for your message on my blog. I really like your illustrations too. Greetings from the UK. Ana
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