Showing posts with label Soundscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soundscape. Show all posts
Tuesday, 4 March 2014
Monday, 3 March 2014
Sunday, 2 March 2014
Soundscape: Testing Storyboard Artwork
Testing Out Colour Backgrounds
Working on my Storyboard for Soundscape, I wanted to see if changing the background colour to more neutral colours represented in the Key-frame image would help enhance my artwork.
Set (1)
Set (2)
Wednesday, 29 January 2014
Soundscape: Outline Storyboard
Here is my rough storyboard for the Soundscape project.
My story goes as follows:
Keyframe image.
A catapillar is looking un-happy, fed up being on the plant.
He looks over at the bird bath to see other insects having fun.
He hears a sound and looks up to see a spider.
The spider is swinging side to side and having fun.
The catapillar has an idea!
He climbs up the stem of the plant, and shouts out to the Spider.
The Spider sees him and throws down his silk to pull him up.
After reaching the top, they swing together and land into the Birdbath.
They join the others in a giant splash.
Keyframe image.
Soundscape: Thumbnail Ideas
Soundscape: Brainstorms
Here are some pages that I had created while thinking of ideas for the story from my Key Frame image.
My idea started from when I looked at the painting closes, and how things were arranged.
Even though things come across randomly. The spiders seem to be at the top, and the Caterpillar is at the lower third, looking unhappy.The spiders look like they are having fun and adventurous.
Monday, 27 January 2014
Soundscape: Sound Designer Profile
I chose Mike Morasky as my Sound Designer to research as he ties in with my Portal 2 Like-For-Like storyboard, and I have also endlessly played the rest of the games he has designed for.
Monday, 6 January 2014
Soundscape: Key Frame - The Ladder of Escape
Joan MirĂ³: The Ladder of Escape
For my Soundscape project, I picked out of the 'Mysterious Blue Box' folder number 20, which contained the painting 'The Ladder of Escape' by Joan MirĂ³ in 1940. At first I was slightly confused and bewildered about what I could produce when in comparison to this image. However, now that I have thought about it and looked closer at the painting I see ideas that can be developed into almost anything.
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