2D Illustration: (still need to finish...)

Abstract sound paintings:

We listened to two pieces of music (unfortunately, i can't remember them) and did different artworks in reference to the "flow" of the music.

Sound:

Well...

Where to start with this topic.

There was the problem with the computars when Garageband wouldn't work.

Then there were the times when Audition wouldn't work because of:

"Computar disk is full. Please remove some files before continuing."

MY COMPUTAR WAS EMPTY!!!

So...this was the final produce of my sound part of the project: 

"Story for a blind man".

I just need to edit it a bit more, as long as audition dosen't act like a jerk... T_T;


And since Audition wouldn't work, I guess I'll just explain the sounds...

1-door opening and closing
2-steps/walking
3-chatting, people talking in the backgroud
4-doors
5-trucks/cars
6-traffic lights
7-more people talking
8-more walking
9-more steps
10- repeat 1, end

Animation:

I did a practice animation for the first lesson, which was my mascot going from one side of the frame to the other. I did have an idea for the main animation, but then, I realised that it would take to long to make, especially when there's all of the drawing, the designing and... the patience.

So I've decided to make my mascot animation my actual final project for animation.

Here's some screenshots:

Here is the animation:

Video/Film:

Loglines:

Title: Silent Night
Writer: James Luckard
Genre: Thriller
Logline: With a brutal serial killer stalking Nazi Germany at Christmas, the Berlin detective on the case gets reluctantly partnered with a Jewish criminal psychologist released from Auschwitz to profile the killer.

Title: The Professor's Daughter
Writer: Josh Mason
Genre: Action/Adventure
Logline: In Victorian London, after Esther witnesses her genius father's kidnapping, she sets out around the world, using only her wits and her fathers inventions, to rescue him and foil his kidnappers plan to misuse his latest creation. Can she prove that she’s more than just the Professor’s daughter?

Title: The Legend of Nina Simone
Writer: Jeremy Rall
Genre: Family
Logline: After hearing a legend about the lost recordings of Nina Simone, a young boy teams up with his friends on an adventure to find the treasure in hopes of saving his dying grandfather.

Title: The Martian
During a manned mission to Mars, Astronaut Mark Watney is presumed dead after a fierce storm and left behind by his crew. But Watney has survived and finds himself stranded and alone on the hostile planet. With only meager supplies, he must draw upon his ingenuity, wit and spirit to subsist and find a way to signal to Earth that he is alive.

Film Advert:

No.1 - 

Title: Peace
Writer: Beth Nicol
Genre:Sci-Fi, adventure, thriller, romance, 18+
Logline: Two species of aliens have been at war for galactical centuries, the Koans and the Cozoans. However, when Hanaru, the future heir of the Cozoan throne, finds himself lost in Novoan territory, he must find a way back to his home, with the help of  the Novoan Lady's son, Utaro, before Lady Zarianna hunts him down.

Cast/voices:
Hanaru = Seth Deimona
Utaro = Jaden Wolfheart
Lady Zarianna = Helena Bona-Carter
Lord Astral = Johnny Depp
Lady Comet = Samantha Barker

No.2 - 

Title: Fynn of Tholt-y-Will
Writer: Beth Nicol
Genre: Fantasy, adventure, 15+
Logline: During a lesson with Mannannan and the rest of the trollets, and fairyfolk, Fynn's - a forest trollet - water fairy friend, Saffire, gets kidnapped by the River Serpent, YnKragg'll, who wants to flood the entire Isle of Man using the rivers. Fynn must embark on a quest to find the legendary sword of elements, Equeshryn, before time runs out for the Isle of Man.

Cast/Voices
Fynn = Seth Deimona
Mannannan = Ian McKellan
Saffire = Beth Nicol
YnKragg'll = Geoffrey Rush
Shade = Tom Fletcher
Willow = Anne Hathaway
Buggane = Hugh Jackman
Moddey Dhoo = Jaden Wolfheart


No.2 Hero's circle - Fynn of Tholt-y-Will:

Beginnig:
Within Tholt-y-Will Glen, Fynn and other trollets are having a lesson in spell-creating with Mannannan, when Fynn and Shade start a fight. Mannannan stops the fight, and Saffire calms Fynn down. Then, Ynkragg'll appears and takes Saffire, after injuring Fynn. After healing Fynn, Mannannan tells Fynn the story of the River Serpent and then tells him that only the legendary sword, Equeshryn, can defeat the serpent. Mannannan takes Fynn and Shade with him him to find the sword, leaving a forest troll to look after the glen...

Middle:

Graphics:

Dave McKean:

http://www.davemckean.com

Dave McKean is a digital illustrator, photographer, author and artist who uses surrealism as the main substance in his pictures.
He had worked on the Arkham Asylam (Batman) comic and also well known book illustrations, such as Varjak Paw, Varjak Paw: The Outsider, Sandman, Coraline and published his own book filled with his comics and stories: Things That Tick.

"Coraline" Book cover

"King"

"Varjak Paw" Book cover

I really like McKean because I love how he uses mixed media in his work, as well as digital techniques.

And I really like his creepy artwork, mainly because I love creepy stuff (hard to believe it, I do...) and I love surrealism and scary artwork that makes most people grossed out.

Maurice Sendak:

Maurice Sendak was an illustrator for children's books and an author, as he had written "Where the Wild Things are".

 

I really like these illustrations, because they maybe for children, but they still look very surreal.

Quentin Blake:

Quentin Blake is a well-known children's book writer and illustrator, as he has illustrated the majority of Roald Dahl's most famous books (eg: The BFG, James and the Giant Peach, Matilda, The Twits, etc...).

I really like these pictures, because they're very bright and colourful and they are well illustrated and Blake has really brought the character to life.


My three-imaged pictures:

"Magic"

"Pet Ballaglass"

"Little Boy Ghost"
Wondering where the ghost is?

Can you see him?

Can you see him now?

Typography practice:

I took a really long time to do this... actually, it took me ONE. WHOLE. LESSON. Thanks to Steve helping me! Thank you!

I chose this size, just so that you can see it clearer.

(note: SCREENSHOTS!!!)

Magazine spread: 
GAME ON!!

Typographers:

Nikola Djurek:

Nikola Djurek was born in Croatia, studied in Croatia, Italy and finally in The Netherlands at postgraduate master course Type and Media at Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, he earned his PhD degree in the graphic and type-design field. Nikola is founder of Typonine studio for graphic and type design, and teaches at Art Academy - DVK, University of Split and University of Zagreb, Faculty of Design.

Goran Soderstrom:
Goran Soderstrom is a type designer. He started designing typefaces in 2006 but said that: "drawing letters and shapes have always been a big part of my life". Today, Soderstrom runs his own business, "Letters from Sweden", which is an agency whose sole focus is type design.