Showing posts with label From Script To Screen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label From Script To Screen. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 February 2015

Thursday, 12 February 2015

FSTS: Looking at proportions - Adult Female opinions?

It seems as if I needed to get my head out of copy world and try and crack down and do this stuff out of my own mindset not someone else's. I ventured back to my deviant artist group and got in touch with a few of them and they gave me some resources to look at, mainly some tutorials on how to get the shape of a female down. I managed to get the three of these but I am unsure if they look proportionate? Of if they are okay? They seemed to have gained an extra head height but that's how the tutorial said to draw it. 


Monday, 9 February 2015

FSTS: Storyboard Work in Progress

I finally started on my storyboard trying my hardest to keep to the script I wrote but it's just the case wanting to get it done. It goes up to half of Act 1.


Friday, 6 February 2015

{@Phil} FSTS: Heroine Character Rethink/Redesign.

With a little help from my peers and using this as a reference (Link to Reference) See figure 1, I have redesigned my Character 'Felecia'.  I took influence from cowgirls who wore long trench coats and a mask. 

Fig 1: Reference

Using sketchbook pro and advice from my peers I started with the ''flow'' of the body and trying to work out where the legs would go to following on the reference pose above. I then moved on to add a shape, looking at the arms and muscles of the body. (Even got Lewis to model the pose for me so that I could get the shape and angle of the legs right) and then add the female touch. After I got the base of the pose down, with jeans and shoes, I opened a new layer to add my characters actual designs on. The tench coat, blouse and skipping rope whip. I don't know why, but it seems that my sketchbook pro at home does not let me work so efficiently, that may be because I do not have a proper ''desk'' to work at. It't not as comfortable as the University desks, I have to use my lap and hunch over to do it, I think this uncomfortable situation is hindering my desire to ''sweat over'' my work. 










The flow of the body

Structure/form 

Finished initial ideas

My characters actual design

Sassy supernatural fighter!

Now all that is left to do is bring her over to Photoshop and colour her in. After that I am going to work on some of her facial expressions with her hat. 


Thursday, 5 February 2015

(@Phill)FSTS: Post-OGR reflection.

So after my response from the OGR I grabbed my sketchbook and pencil and opened the said myUCA document about how to draw faces and went ahead and begun practising the different shapes.

Is this what you meant Phil?




Wednesday, 4 February 2015

FSTS: Character design - Main Heroine.

*Work In progress*
Since retrieving the feedback from my OGR I will be picking the option of removing this image until I can completely show my design works up to that point.

FSTS: OGR 2

Not complete but it's the best I can do.



FSTS: Skipping Rope design

Prop design for skipping rope.


FSTS: Concept Art: Child's garden (thumbnails coming soon)

As before I have created the concept for my child character's backyard where we see her playing with her toys. As her toys look on to the light streaming from the house waiting for their master to return.


@Phil : FSTS: Script edited.

I took into account what Phil commented on for my first draft and have taken out a few actions and camera shots to make the first scene shorter as it didnt seem that the zombie was coming into action quick enough. I also have removed the ''tearing flesh'' and the word ''shit'' as it's not suitable for a little girl to say and to imagine on a more vivid scale.