Showing posts with label Foundation Year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foundation Year. Show all posts
Friday, 10 October 2014
Hatch the Movie
This is the first animation I've done which I only started and finished earlier this year. Based on Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon, and my pet dog, this is a character study film on a dragon called Hatch. Hand drawn animation that has over 450 drawings done in fine liner ink wash. There's lots I can improve on, but I'll just make the next one better. This was done as my final major project on my foundation course at UCA Canterbury. I had a deadline so this was completed in 11 weeks and I ran out of time so I haven't fitted it with any sound.
Thursday, 2 October 2014
Thursday, 7 August 2014
My Illustrations Of Child Beauty Pageants- From Foundation Course NOT DEGREE
At college my class were given an art project to do on something we want to ban. I decided I wanted to ban child beauty pageants despite my strange addiction to the American TV show, 'Toddlers and Tiaras.' In my project I portrayed these young girls as an army of dolls. Each one made in the same way with the same look, same intentions and desires.
This illustration is made from different methods. I've used etching, inks and water colours. This shows the image of a young girl in hair rollers and make up, staring through a gap in the trees. This was inspired by what a child beauty contestant said on the show 'Toddlers and Tiaras.' She said 'I just wanna play outside.'
I couldn't get out of my head how controlling most of the contestant's mothers were. They seemed more obsessed over winning than their children did. To me they were vultures, scavenging on the youth and potential off their kids. This was done in fine liner ink wash.
If you shatter the made up face of a child beauty queen, you'll see the strained hunger in the vulture's eyes stare back at you.
This one is special. It took me four hours and is made of water colours, inks and fine liners. It's the price of beauty for innocence.
Dry Point Experiments- From Foundation NOT DEGREE
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