Showing posts with label storyboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label storyboard. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Third And Final Group Photoboard Project



This was really fun to be a part of. Peter, Laura, Meehea, and Jared made one amazing group. This was Peter's concept. I wasn't so sure if the story would satisfy the expectations of our teacher but it turns out that I am a loser for thinking that way. Whaddaya know? Kelly loved it. I helped by taking pictures and editing some of the in Photoshop. We all sort of directed it together. It came out pretty much exactly like I imagined it when it was first described to me except there were more people hitting themselves in the original concept.

Sunday, November 15, 2009

An Apple A Day - Revised


I revised my previously horrible character designs for the final project in Intro to Storyboarding. Now they are only mediocre! Iwdbnt!





Stuff for Final Storyboarding Project












These are the character and environment designs I turned in for our final storyboarding project. I'm not super happy with the way the kid and the apple turned out. Kelly did say they looked too typically "me". We'll see if I can't pull something better together. Also, my story is called "An Apple A Day".

Multi-Panel Project




This was for our third project in Intro to Storyboarding. I didn't have much time to finish the tones on it and it's hard to justify spending too much more time fixing that when I am supposed to be working on new things. So it's sort of "meh". I liked the way the panel arrangement came out though. Still, I did better on the previous project. ...Meh.

Single Panel Project


This was my second project for storyboarding class. We had to express an idea in a single panel. At the time (and at many times since) the main thing on my mind was the pressing fear of not having a good project to show for critique in class. My teacher, Kelly told me it was the most accurate representation of what it's like to be in his class he'd ever seen. I was pleased to hear that. He then added, "But you still failed."