Over the last weeks I have been working on a few different shots for my project. I have been In Betweening, Key Framing and Colouring animated and still shots.
Shot 3
Key Frames by Emily Kate Mullis
In betweening and colouring (Main Character) (Background by Jason Lam)
I am very happy with how the inbetweening of this shot turned out, as well as the colouring. It all seems to match with the background well.
Shot 23
This shot in particular was meant to be a still shot, but because I had time, I created some animation to make it more visually appealing. This shot was completely animated by myself
(Background by Jason Lam)
Arm Sketch
For the arm, I made a simple a to b movement to save time, but still keep it effective. I made this slow movement to represent that Marow is feeling tired or annoyed at Isla's taunts.
Final Outcome
I'm quite happy with the way this shot turned out. I tried to make the movements as subtle as possible while keeping most of the background obstructed by Marow while Isla walks towards the door.
Shot 11
Shot 11 is a still shot. I used Clip Studio to draw the characters. This scene still requires some drawn VFX of dust by the door, as well as some camera movement.
(Background by Jason Lam)
Rough Sketch
Refined Sketch
Final Outcome
I tried to make the character placement as consistent as possible with the rest of the film. I will need to add some colour adjustments and blurring to make the composition better.
What went well:
- Fluid in between frames and decent colouring.
- Consistent line width / quality.
- Well-conveyed character emotions via body language.
What to improve:
- Composition (Can be done in post production)
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