princess mononoke

was trying out some line art and cell shade. this is also part of my 4x6 prints

trailer

revised storyboard

here's the latest version of the storyboard. changed the finding sequence and added some shots. excuse the hiccups in the music. i added more images so kinda pushed the music with it.

Catch Me if You Can Opening Title Sequence

while i was looking for a better version of the Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events video (and failed), i came across this. and wow!!! i like the movie but i always missed the beginning bits. ah i love the retro-ness of....the 60s? some of the best short animations come from movie beginning and ending sequence. i somehow feel sad that they r overshadowed by the movies, but then i see some comments saying like how the whole movie should b animated the same style.

things

this the ending credit for the Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events movie. the movie was okay, i like how art style and stuff. but i love the ending credit animation! i'm thinking of doing something cut-out but digitally for my grad film. and i rlly want to work with texture to have this illustration story book look with vintage mood. i also want to incorporate 3d animation in it, not exactly sure how yet. Jamie Caliri did many other cut-out animations, not digitally.

this one rlly inspired me about the 3d quality in cut-out looking animation, otherwise i probably would just stick with 2d. look at how the characters turn and move! i'm guessing this is composed in aftereffects?  joanna lurie didn't say anything about how she put the 3d animated characters together with other 2d aspects, but i know for sure it's 3d!
i realize i need to start making my own collection of textures.