Final FMP Push

I haven't updated this blog in ages, so I figured I'd post pictures of the two illustrations that will be going on display in my college's FMP show in less than two weeks. I finished them today and I'm pretty happy with them :)

(Max)

(Jasper)

Sketching out my illustrations

All of these drawings are straight from my head, just quick sketches to get a sense of what I want to create:

  

 

Jubilee Monday

Spent the day creating this head out of paper mache - after some totally unsuccessful attempts using terracotta clay.

He's going to eventually have a body and curly hair, and he'll sit among some real greenery at the top of my boards in my FMP exhibition - fingers crossed it all works!

Designing Max

 

Arty and Crafty

Pinterest  has turned out to be my creative best friend, throughout my sketchbook I'm trying to create little fabric illustrations as experiments for props and pieces for my final set-design.. I just think the owl is cute!

Character Designing Stuff

Since I haven't updated this blog in a while I figured I'd upload some of the stuff that I've been drawing/making in the last week or two. 

My FMP idea involves a lead male character (and his dog), so above are two of my initial drawings for what I wanted him to look like - they came out alarmingly similar to what I envisioned in my head!

This, however, is my first design for my dog character, not being a doggy sort of person is meaning this is proving to be the most difficult part of my work to design and I'm heavily looking to Disney's style to help me out on this one, I knew from the start that I wanted him to be a Scottish Terrier - 'the monopoly dog' was how I first described it to anyone who could suggest what breed I should base him on. I can't decide whether it will be a male or female - I love the idea of it having a floral tummy but I also kinda want it to be male so I'm somehow going to have to compromise with myself! 

Pop-up Sketchbook

Big rush rush now to get our final project for college started (and consequently finished for our June exhibition), so I figured I'd post one of my early experiments and then continue to post my work as and when I do it. It does actually kind of pop out of my sketchbook, so I'm quite chuffed with that :)