Showing posts with label cremation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cremation. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Thesis Development


Midterm Thesis crit was today, so it is full steam ahead for the next three weeks! Click HERE to view my presentation.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Thesis Concepts Take 2

Here is a link to a PDF of storyboards of the two concepts I have narrowed down to for thesis...


Let me know what you think if you take a look...I am trying to narrow down to one concept so I can start refining ASAP!

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Thesis Proposal


Last Friday we presented our thesis topics for our class and a few faculty. I got really good feedback from my presentation and everyone is excited to see what I come up with. Take a look at my proposal, if you like!!

Click here to download!
Sometimes I think I am crazy for choosing this topic, but I feel like there are SO MANY opportunities, and it is a very emotional problem, which I also like.

In other news, the new Gorillaz CD, Plastic Beach, is A-MAZING. Check out the video for their first single, Stylo...


They did an amazing job transposing the characters to 3D without losing any of the character of the hand drawn style. Usually, I think that some of the character of the original designs are lost in translation when going from 2D to 3D. Example: the concept art for How to Train Your Dragon that I posted last week. After watching the trailer for the movie, I don't think the 3D characters have the same quality as the hand drawn designs.

Way to go, Gorillaz animation team!

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Full circle??

Wow, this is strange! I was looking back at some of my old blog posts and ran across this one...

I had forgot I even listened to a podcast on this topic! I am probably going to do my thesis project about memorializing loved ones through cremated remains, so I have been reading/thinking a lot about what happens to your body after death. (morbid, I know, but I am actually pretty exicted about where this project could go!) So strange...