Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts

Thursday, April 3, 2014

Chubbocalypse Final Art


Well, since my quarter is over, i can show the work I've been doing in my conceptual storytelling class. I call it... CHUBBOCALYPSE.
Fawn Rodriguez Turnaround

Kylie Stone Turnaround

Trashbag Turnaround

Early design sketches of Stone. As you can see, her look was established from the start. I kinda gave her catlike eyes to emphasize her fierce nature (also that she has a huge soft spot for cats). She loves weapons; just anything that blows up. She just loves it. She likes to be called Stone better because she likes to be compared to a rock. She believes that wearing clothes too big for her make her feel more mature.

Here are Fawn's early designs. I didn't like these in particular because she just looked whiney in this look. She looked more... I don't know, annoying.
I prefer these. She looks more determined, more focused, and less whiney. She is a huge softie for anything cute, since she's not as rock solid as Stone, but she is a strong-willed person.

Initial idea for poster design. I ditched the background to give it a white background like a lot of animated films do with posters, giving the audience a hint of what's in store and have them guessing.

The evil Chubbaloos, being pink, chubby and just FULL of mischeif!!


Look out.. they may steal your food.

Friday, November 23, 2012

ROP Animation Stuff

Here are some stuffs I did in my freshman and sophomore years in high school (I'm a senior in HS as of this post).

This was made in my freshman and some of sophomore year; the ever-traditional story of cat and mouse. I entered this in an ACME Animation competition in 2011 and thankfully, I won first place. I earned a certificate and three art-related books from that.


This one is a bird test I did in sophomore year. It's just a bird test.



This last one was done last year when I couldn't join ROP because I had three AP classes, which would stress me out if I took the animation class again. I did this in an app that came with my Bamboo Wacom tablet, which is ok in my opinion, and it's inspired by my cat when she freaks out. The only thing that bugs me is when the cat sprints away, but the rest before that I think I did very well.


That's all from me so far. God bless.