Degree show poster mk2.

Here is another concept for our final year degree show, trying to give it a film noir style with a more contemporary audience.

Degree Show Poster Concept

This is a concept working on the display boards and projection of our final year Illustration and Animation show, im going to add a frame behind the left of the woman's face, and also change the texture in the curtains, i hate the way the curtains look right now, but will change it soon enough.

Progress.

This animation is taking forever, so to break it up i thought i would upload images of the set up and bits that ive done to take my mind off it!

Anthony Weirs- Damien Hirst aint dead yet,

These are some more finalised scenes of the animation starting from the street and ending in the warehouse with Damien Hirst.

Developed Metro Brief

Here are some more final images from the Metro brief, trying to build a narrative in the sequence. Also working on an eye catching Colour palette, to grab the attention of commuters.

D&AD Student Awards: Metro Brief

I have chosen to create an advertisment for the Metro newspaper, externally set by the D&AD student awards competition. The brief was to design a series of 3 posters for the bus/ tube straplines/ the underground poster space, and it has to cut through the visual noise that commuters face everyday to promote the Metro newspapers.

I was playing around wish the idea of how diverse commuters are around London, and was also projecting into the future to come up with concepts of a new transport system.

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Damien Hirst Aint Dead Yet...

This is for my latest client Anthony Weir a script writer who has asked me to animate his short story called "Damien Hirst aint dead yet!", its an attack on the new contempory art world.

These are a few initial concept for sets and scenes.

This is going to be the inital establishing shot (colours are not going to be used!) and will pan down into the pub at the bottom, it will also have a train running across the middle to break up the scene and i have used the arches from the bridge to draw your eye down to the pub.

I have uploaded both the initial colour pallette,and the image using textures to show how much of a difference textures can make to an image.