This was a recent assignment in my graphic design class, we had to make a "lie" or "tall tale" with images found on the internet or of our own making. I interpreted this as surrealism so I decided to make a landscape that wasn't real and in no way could ever exist.
Monday, April 7, 2014
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Second Storyboard
Here's the second storyboard.
This one was made around Christmas and I had recently gone to Black Friday sale. In the class, we were given a set of storyboard panels and we had to recreate them into our own story. Seeing as it was the holiday season and the panels showed the characters waiting in line, why not have it at a Black Friday sale at the mall?
This is also based on some past experiences I have ha when trying to entertain children in long lines and either they think I'm funny or I'm crazy.
This one was made around Christmas and I had recently gone to Black Friday sale. In the class, we were given a set of storyboard panels and we had to recreate them into our own story. Seeing as it was the holiday season and the panels showed the characters waiting in line, why not have it at a Black Friday sale at the mall?
This is also based on some past experiences I have ha when trying to entertain children in long lines and either they think I'm funny or I'm crazy.
Storyboards
These are some storyboards I have retouched recently.
This first one is a three panel story called "Lexi and Her Brain"
This first one is a three panel story called "Lexi and Her Brain"
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| Panel 1- Lazy Brain |
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| Panel 2- Brain with headphones |
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| Panel 3- Waltz Brain |
The inspiration for this story came from my mom telling me how classical music stimulates your brain, which is why some parents play Mozart for babies. In my case it was Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker Suite" which I listened to constantly as a child. When I drew this, I had recently discovered the "Swan Lake" Waltz and if you look closely at Lexi's music player you'll see that she was listening to "Swan Lake", I love adding tiny interesting details, especially since some of my favorite books were the "I Spy" and "Where's Waldo" books.
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