FLASHPOINT_VFX_Studio_Log_Matthew

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Sunday, January 16, 2011

Part of the PIA class, is this studio log slash binder, oh sorry "PORTFOLIO" that we have to write everyday. Documenting our triumphs and failings through the process of PIA. Which I hate to say, has actually been very nice to do. A chance to vent and move on with your evening. I may keep up the process through the blog. Just a thought. But back to the Binder. I wanted to create something special, I'm going to add a Pop up section to the presentation, that shall be some fun to create. Below is my progress so far on binder/ portfolio presentation box 101. I'll add more images after the pop up is built. But I'm sure the teachers have never seen a binder, sorry portfolio like this!
Below is a template of some of the POP UP I'm making for the presentation binder. Also pictured below is the Custom DVD with digital version of art on it featuring the Doughnut character I designed when the concept was still Corner Office. Just thought I'd use the model for something!

Friday, January 14, 2011

PIA Continued Final storyboard

Animatic was created from this storyboard this morning. A great job was created. Well done team!

This is only one panel, but you can see the mono color pallet decided as the style for the design piece. Should look really cool in animation!

Thursday, January 13, 2011

DOING GREAT!

PIA Continued

Well, there's so much going on at school these days. PIA has consumed me of late. Many, many late nights. Being the one on the team that has the ideas and can draw is not a good thing if you like sleep. Which I do, but it has been nice to share the spotlight with my fellow team members as we all go through the PIA together.

Concept "Corner Office" AKA Who Died and made you Boss, designed by me.

Logo designed by me.

Storyboard, drawn by me. First and second and third round tweak.

I'll be the first to admit that I'm getting rather burnt out on this PIA process. Getting tired of designing everything and giving presentations.

I hope that the faculty know who's doing the hard work on this. I'm going to let my VFX team take the drivers seat tomorrow. At least I know that I can count on them.