In the second year Maickel (classmate) and I wanted to make an animation "with kick-ass fighting moves and a funny twist". The idea was to make a blend between 2D and 3D. We got far and worked hard, but set our goals way to high.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
School: Jili & Orge. Pictures.
Concept and production art for Jili and Orge.
In the second year Maickel (classmate) and I wanted to make an animation "with kick-ass fighting moves and a funny twist". The idea was to make a blend between 2D and 3D. We got far and worked hard, but set our goals way to high.
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In the second year Maickel (classmate) and I wanted to make an animation "with kick-ass fighting moves and a funny twist". The idea was to make a blend between 2D and 3D. We got far and worked hard, but set our goals way to high.
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School: Jili & Orge. Clips.
Here are 2 clips of animations I did and loved to do most; Fight scenes!
School: Jili & Orge. Story Board.
Here is part of the story board setup (without proper angles/shots).
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School: Adventure, Animation & Gameshow
Group projects;
"Indian Tales" was an adventure game (Monkey Island type) Made in the second year. It was interesting to create this together. To make both the plot and the puzzles was quite a challenge but fun.
In the Third year we produced a game show "Manipulear", based on King Lear from William Shakespeare. Played in front of a live audience, contestants eventually had to win Lear's favour by answering questions correctly.
If players answered correctly, buildings- and eventually cities would fill their part of the map. The interesting thing however, was that players were tricked into answers or questions could have double sided answers. Mini games were played during the show, whitch had odd outcomes and traps. Contestants generally had a hard time as "King Lear" is also about loyalty and how grandeur and delusion creates false pretences and conflict.
All this was hosted by a virtual King Lear and we controlled the show from behind the scenes.
Our school (Design for Virtual Theatre and Games) is an interesting topic on its own and not easily explained. A mentionable point however, is that during 4 years we get exposed to a very broad field of digital and multimedia driven productions. Whether it’s making installations, digital theatre, games or film. Here are some examples.
"Indian Tales" was an adventure game (Monkey Island type) Made in the second year. It was interesting to create this together. To make both the plot and the puzzles was quite a challenge but fun.
In the Third year we produced a game show "Manipulear", based on King Lear from William Shakespeare. Played in front of a live audience, contestants eventually had to win Lear's favour by answering questions correctly.
If players answered correctly, buildings- and eventually cities would fill their part of the map. The interesting thing however, was that players were tricked into answers or questions could have double sided answers. Mini games were played during the show, whitch had odd outcomes and traps. Contestants generally had a hard time as "King Lear" is also about loyalty and how grandeur and delusion creates false pretences and conflict.
All this was hosted by a virtual King Lear and we controlled the show from behind the scenes.
School: Lazy Tales
Here are some shots from a first years "solo project": Lazy Tales.
This project was an interactive book, based on a series of children stories I wanted to make. Made with 3DMax and Aftereffects, pages would flip over and text would appear. The images appeared or changed depending on where the narator was in the story.
I cant compromise the files yet due to strange formating, but might post an outtake one day. Colored this by mouse by the way.
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This project was an interactive book, based on a series of children stories I wanted to make. Made with 3DMax and Aftereffects, pages would flip over and text would appear. The images appeared or changed depending on where the narator was in the story.
I cant compromise the files yet due to strange formating, but might post an outtake one day. Colored this by mouse by the way.
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