Showing posts with label visual development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visual development. Show all posts

Friday, July 31, 2015

GLITCH 2.0


GLITCH - visual development 2.0 from emifarmosi on Vimeo.

OKAY, SO I have already mentioned and posted (mostly on my instagram) some vips about this project, called “GLITCH” (working title i guess) that…. started out as a quickly constructed log line for a pitch-practice in September, and what is now, somehow, got out of hands and developed into a very rough concept for a series.

To be honest, i wouldn’t have made a teaser at this stage, but the diploma presentation seemed like a good chance to test out how would something like this work. I threw it together from zero to this in 3 weeks, working 12-15 hours every day, but it was worth it, because i learned a LOT. Its not exactly finished tho, its full of place holders and a bunch of things are missing, but i guess you cant really tell if you don’t know my original concept. 

The animations at the end were done in the LAST three days - at that point i couldn’t even find my own bed at the other side of the room so maybe you shouldn’t watch that part (yeah, pls don’t). But even if its not as good as i want it to be, it was really fun watching my characters in a movie theatre on the big screen :)

Since its only the second round of the visuals, a LOT of things has changed/are still changing, even character names and designs because half of this stuff was just pure (and very stressed) brainstorming. But i guess its already something i can work with. (actually, the story is a lot more developed at this point and going well, so this is the phase where have to force myself to work on the visuals… )

I’ll post these beta character sheets and concepts separately later. Now its time to start to work on the good version.

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

John the Vailant - Visual Development

Visual development assignment for school, based on an iconic hungarian tale, John the Vailant.






John as Jhonny Grain o'Corn and John the Vailant, loosely based on his own creator



Nelly, the cute, but pretty helpless loveinterest 

 


The Giant, one of the antagonists and background and colour concepts for the Land of Giants




my teachers didnt like it.