Junior Studio Blog - Blog Posts

Here's my progress so far on my animated film! Currently I have keyframes for most of my scenes and the completed lineart almost completed for one of my scenes, so that's good! I didn't get any audio worked on yet which sucks, but I'm going to make that a focus these upcoming weeks! I got critique in class and I think it was really helpful for moving forward, and I got a lot of ideas brewing!

Here's a little assignment I did for class! I wanted to make something that encapsulated some of my favorite big studio inspirations, bender and spiderman!!

Here's another little update on my college animated project! I just have a keyframe draft for 2 of my crinoid scenes, and some designs for these little freaks! I want them all to have at least a little bit of variety between each other. I'm gonna try to start fully animating this week so I'll hopefully have something solid to post by the weekend!! >:))))

Here are my other three ideas for my Junior studio film! Essentially, this animation will act as a way for me to study the movement of deep sea creatures and explore world building. I want to take these animals and place them in the setting of space, using the theory of deep sea gigantism to make some weird sci fi stuff.

The first image is the Anglerfish, then the Spiral Siphonophore, and finally the Deepstaria Jellyfish. They are simply hanging out! simply slaying idk what to tell you.

Here's a little update for my semester college animation! I'm currently studying the movement of crinoids, and I have two ideas for how they will be animated in my Junior film! I wanted to get their overall movement down before I actually get started on any scenes, so I simplified them down to simple lines.

Hello!! Look at this dog!!

This animation is based on a bunch of animators that I looked into, from Yoji Kuri to Norman McLaren! I was interested in the freeing movement that came with a lot of their works, so I went into this little project with less planning than I normally would. There's also a list of all the creators I looked into for this mini project, branching out from my main inspiration, Georges Schwizgebel. It was very freeing and exciting to just go all in without as much meticulous planning, so I'm definitely going to further explore this method! :^)