Happy Easter!

Happy doodling and color fun with Easter Bunny

Visual Illustration

I was trying to break down poses into shapes and try to composite in international paper format. Henceforth the working process:

This is the original sketch that I did on wed

I tried to break the pose into shapes

Then I digitized it and add tones

Finally, I added text and colours 

Open Sketch 27 Mar

Today had an interesting session at the open sketch. We had model Danlin for the day, who had beautiful body poses. I tried seeing her gesture and translate into animal characters that exist in my memory. This is really good exercise, especially for character animation.

^This is much influenced by croods

^Then I tried to play with leopard, thinking of Tailung from Kunfu Panda

^This is greatly influenced by Kungfu Panda, Po!

^Mixture of Po and the Hippo from fantasia

^For the top left drawing, I was thinking of Tarzan

^She was lying down, but i gave her long limbs and squeezed her into the format of my sketchbook

^You can see the original pose from the previous drawing, I then translate them into favourite animals.

Designing Environment

Designing composition

This is outdated stuffs. I planned this for a module last semester to be translated to traditional medium which turns up to be out of topic.Therefore I brush it up digitally recently.

Animatic for Adv 2D (Work in progress)

Here's something that I did for Adv 2D class so far. I hope to achieve emotional acting for my character animation.

Layout Continue

And so I try to continue with more layout each day, hoping that they stitch together to form a single world. 

It started with an image that came across my mind when I was getting to sleep, and I quickly sketch it out on paper.

Vivien helped me to clean up the lines digitally, and I finish it off with colours.

Layout

Although the first layout took quite awhile, but it serve as a good ground to come out with the second layout

I just spend the last few hours figuring out my layout and color for a key moment of my film.

For me, it took me quite awhile, because I was trying to combine a color scheme from the Feature film: Ponyo, Hayao Miyazaki and children illustration book: The Day I swapped my dad for two goldfish, Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Dave Mckean. I'll paste a screenshot that I took for reference, I do not own any copyright: