Also! Check out my big-timey cover art over at Screen Magazine:
There's a great chunk about Calabash Animation inside pages 12 - 13!
The art is all digital (Photoshop) save for the "movie screen", which is cut paper composited on top. There's a total of three layers of various textures of mine to make it look water-color-ish, even.
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Tuesday "Morning":
Well, didn't actually get to do a "morning" warm-up per se, because of tight deadlines on stuff that took up all of my time, but I managed to squeeze this out before I left the studio for fun and study work.
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Wednesday Morning:
I was getting carried away with this one and started coloring it, but thought to just post the linework for now! =)
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Here's a little work in progress for the color, at the moment:
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Thursday Morning:
I don't draw a lot in the way of machines and vehicles, so this is just a rough attempt at a concept.
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Friday Morning:
TGIF!
2 comments:
These are great Jessica...
I was wondering if you were still working on your film!!! It's looking really nice and the paintings are beautiful...
are they digital or analog?
anyway I hope you're planning on finishing it!
best
Joe
Hey Joe! Thanks for visiting here.
If you're talking about "The Packrat", I'm afraid that film is on an indefinite hiatus. I just haven't the time to dedicate getting back into that zone again. Well, maybe I do, but my creative self has wandered so far since then, I feel like I want to move on to other projects. Not to mention how different my skill level is now in comparison, and how badly I'd want to re-do much of the work in the film.
All the backgrounds that were in a more "finished" state were hand drawn and painted, while others were a mix of that and digital (and the ruff ones just sketched in photoshop). If I decided to go back and finish it, I'd completely re-do all the backgrounds in a hand-drawn, digitally colored process.
I've had a couple others mention that film...now I feel guilty and want to work on it! Gah!
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