Showing posts with label Blue Sky Studios. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blue Sky Studios. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 October 2010

Another new showreel plus Life Drawing

Due to comments received from Ellen from Rare at the Eurogamer convention, my friends and people on the 11 second club, I decided to strip my showreel done to possibly the only two things I am proud off.

1. My entry into the May competition of the 11 second club
2. My animatic for the Blue Sky Studios Story Internship




Life Drawing done in Waiting Room







DAC Challenge


Request


Wednesday, 21 April 2010

Blue Sky Studios Internship, Animation Station Pitch and Trisori Limited

Above is the picture I did of the cast of my proposed television show Animation Station. I don't want to give too much away at the moment but I hope you like them.

I've got a very small freelance gig doing an 8 second animation for Trisori Limited. They want a model walking across the logo and diving off the end. The model had to look a bit like the photo of the model in the top left-hand corner.


This is my entry into the Blue Sky Studios Story Internship. I had to make a storyboard in no more than 60 panels featuring a cat getting safely down from a tree. This is what I came up with. I hope everyone likes it.






Tuesday, 9 March 2010

What I have been up to?

During the last few weeks, as well as working on a new reel and applying for jobs, I have also been doing specific tests for internships. I didn't want to put anything up here until after the due date in case someone stole my idea, but now I can.

My entry into a Disney Interatcive studios internship. We had to come up with a game concept for an Alice in Wonderland game, based on the new Time Burton movie. We could present our concept in any way we wanted, so I chose to do an animatic. I decided that a Alice in Wonderland game should be an sandbox stealth action puzzle game. Like a cross between Sly Cooper and Escape from Monkey Island.



I also working on a story internship for Blue Sky Studios where we have to draw a storyboard in less than 60 panels about a cat stuck in a tree. I post about that after the due date in April.