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Raised by Puppets: March 2009
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Friday, March 20, 2009. Here are a bunch of websites with storyboard examples of them. A mixture of film and advertising. Http:/ homepage.mac.com/damaggio. If you've found anymore let me know. Tuesday, March 10, 2009. Left, Right, Left. Just before he moves towards that ‘sweet spot’ we cut to a close up of his bow, a direct opponent of the gallop. Then, just at the exact moment, SWOOSH! If you haven’t seen this film I recommend doing so. The st...The Hou...
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Raised by Puppets: April 2009
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Here's a pitch I did for my Schoolism Assignment. I'll be adding a grey wash over these boards and cutting them together. So stay tunned. Monday, April 27, 2009. No Vacancy Art Market. Here's a photo from a group exhibition I'm involved in. I'll update it tomorrow with some more pictures. If you're in Melbourne drop by. I'll try to be there when I'm not working. Friday, April 24, 2009. Wednesday, April 22, 2009.
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Raised by Puppets: Dead Duck pitch
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Sunday, May 3, 2009. Here's my final pitch for the Dead Duck sequence. I've repitched it. So there's more energy, more excitement, and more talking about ducks. Thanks for putting me on your twitter :). I got some incoming links on my statcounter :). I just wanted to tell you that i plan on marrying the guy that you drew in melbourne central. Jen - No worries man. Youre work is great. Lots of life in your characters and fantastic silhouettes.
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Raised by Puppets: Left, Right, Left
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Tuesday, March 10, 2009. Left, Right, Left. The guy with the beard has a sharp shot with his metallic bow and arrow, so sharp he doesn’t even have to look at his prey- he can just listen to their movements. As he hears a horse galloping behind the hill he shuts his eyes and follows the sound with his bow. A brilliant entrance for our hero- as we don’t even see him coming! Let me know what you think? Any thoughts, examples, arguments? I love this movie...
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Raised by Puppets: January 2009
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Thursday, January 29, 2009. Storyboard exercise 3: Schoolism assignment - intro. Http:/ storyboardclass.blogspot.com/. Here's my first assignment. The brief was 'How did I get here? Let me know what you think. Monday, January 26, 2009. Storyboard exercise 2: Bagdad market. Here's a sequence I came up with a couple of months ago. It's about a spy who resists arrest in a Bagdad market. Let me know what you think. Thursday, January 15, 2009. This is what I'...
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Raised by Puppets: Dead Duck pitch
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Tuesday, April 28, 2009. Here's a pitch I did for my Schoolism Assignment. I'll be adding a grey wash over these boards and cutting them together. So stay tunned. Hey, mate. Neat stuff! Do you draw your frames directly digital or scan them? I draw it all on the screen using Photoshop. I've got one of those magic Wacom Cintiq screens. Check out my finished pitch. I'll post it up now. It's pretty funny. Do you speak malay? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Raised by Puppets: Vice coloured
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Friday, April 24, 2009. Well, here are the drawings tweaked, neated and coloured in. I picked a few to go into the No Vacancy show. There's a few minor changes left, but that's pretty much it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm a freelance Illustrator / Storyboard Artist based in Melbourne, Australia. View my complete profile. No Vacancy Art Market. Doot Doot Garden Blog. The House Of Skullduggery. Thomas von Kummant Illustration.
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Raised by Puppets: No Vacancy Art Market
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Monday, April 27, 2009. No Vacancy Art Market. Here's a photo from a group exhibition I'm involved in. I'll update it tomorrow with some more pictures. If you're in Melbourne drop by. I'll try to be there when I'm not working. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm a freelance Illustrator / Storyboard Artist based in Melbourne, Australia. View my complete profile. No Vacancy Art Market. Doot Doot Garden Blog. The House Of Skullduggery.
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Raised by Puppets: May 2009
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Sunday, May 3, 2009. Here's my final pitch for the Dead Duck sequence. I've repitched it. So there's more energy, more excitement, and more talking about ducks. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a freelance Illustrator / Storyboard Artist based in Melbourne, Australia. View my complete profile. Doot Doot Garden Blog. The House Of Skullduggery. Thomas von Kummant Illustration. Schoolism: Storyboarding with Kris Pearn.
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Raised by Puppets: February 2009
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A life of Storyboarding, Illustration and drawing. Thursday, February 12, 2009. Storyboard exercise 4: Leon - The Proffesional. Here's an anaysis of a scene from Leon - the proffesional. 33:53 mins into the film. The camera before this, for the most part, has been quite tense. There have been a lot of truck ins, wide angle lenses, forced perspectives, and panning with the action. So this is the first scene that has really stayed up close and is steady. Looking at the first and second shot, we can see tha...
