Showing posts with label sequential imagery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sequential imagery. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 December 2011

Finished Instructional Diagram



As part of my previous college module we had to create an instructional diagram- mine are instructions for a bird box- they aren't particularly sensible!

Friday, 16 December 2011

Sequential Instructional Diagram Images













Here are the individual images as development for an instructional diagram that I had to create as part of my last module at college. These are instructions for a bird box- they aren't supposed to be particularly sensible :-)

Saturday, 10 December 2011

Sunday, 27 November 2011

Second Toy Drawing Workshop







These were the drawings that I produced in the second toy drawing workshop at college- we had to use the same toy and make a 3 drawing sequence in which it 'evolves' and comes to life- I drew bunny dreaming about being a pirate. The drawings are all pencil drawings.

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

tree animation



This is a little animation that I have made using the images that I created for my zoetrope.

Wednesday, 19 October 2011

Sequential 'be still' mini comic 2





This is the second version of my sequential 'be still mini-comic'. It used the same story line as the first one but I have re-arranged and changed parts of it. This one is digital rather than hand-collaged.

Monday, 17 October 2011

Sequential 'be still' mini comic 1








This is a mini comic/zine that I have made as part of my sequential image making module that I have been doing at college recently. It had to be 5 pages long and each page had to meet a certain criteria- on page 1 we had to introduce a character, on page 2 we had to put the character in a setting, on page 3 we had to introduce an object, page 4 had to have the character and the object interacting and page 5 we had to incorporate the words 'be still'. Mine is a bird who is having a tree party then they find a gramophone and play musical statues and when the music stops they have to 'be still'!