Premise OGR - Terry Brunt by Terry Brunt on Scribd
Please excuse Scribd's awful quality.
Name of the short is currently a work in progress.
Script & storyboard is currently in the works and I'll upload them as soon as they’re done.
Thursday, 30 April 2020
Premise - OGR
Please excuse Scribd's awful quality.
Name of the short is currently a work in progress.
Script & storyboard is currently in the works and I'll upload them as soon as they’re done.
Monday, 20 April 2020
Premise - Character Designs *New*
Since my last set of character designs I have taken on-board a new set of inspirations, most important of which is the UPA art style, which is the aesthetic I'd like to imitate with this project going forward.
With that here are my new character designs:
Main Inspirations: Roger Ramjet, Superman, The Chin
This design is not too different from my last version of this character. I want to emphasise the heroic elements with his design.
Main Inspirations: Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Waluigi, Bowler Hat Guy
A complete overhaul from my previous design. I wanted this villain to look sleazy and crooked, this is so he looks completely opposite site from the hero.
For the villain's henchmen I wanted to play a bit more with their personalities and incorporate those into their designs.
Blue doesn’t know why they're here.
Red is a bit of a bumbling oaf.
Green can't get the motorcycle helmet off of their head, which results in them being muffled.
With that here are my new character designs:
The hero
Main Inspirations: Roger Ramjet, Superman, The Chin
This design is not too different from my last version of this character. I want to emphasise the heroic elements with his design.
The Villain
Main Inspirations: Dr. Doofenshmirtz, Waluigi, Bowler Hat Guy
A complete overhaul from my previous design. I wanted this villain to look sleazy and crooked, this is so he looks completely opposite site from the hero.
The Henchmen
For the villain's henchmen I wanted to play a bit more with their personalities and incorporate those into their designs.
Blue doesn’t know why they're here.
Red is a bit of a bumbling oaf.
Green can't get the motorcycle helmet off of their head, which results in them being muffled.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
-
This review will be covering Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack's King Kong (1933), looking at how it portrays indigenous tribe... -
Script Clone Theory by on Scribd I'm not overly fond of the title, but I honestly cannot think of anything better at the moment.
-
Once defined by Ancient Greek Philosopher Aristotle, the three act structure is a way of telling stories ever since stories have been a thin...
