Lamp Textures

Scene 1,2 and 3 Playblast

 

 

Scene Renders

 

 

Boy Character Eye Control Added

Girl Character Rigged and facial Rigged

Body Rigging Complete

Further Rigging

Skinning And Rigging Process

Girl Uv Layout

Fixed the proportions of the girls hands

Girl Skeleton Complete

Refining the girl character and matching her body up together

Boy Skeleton Complete

Refining the Boy Character

With Alans help I refined the model by attaching the hands, adding a bottom and helping wills modeling with edges here and there. I think the boxy-ness that will created within the model looks really good and stylist fitting our scene and story. 

Scene Lighting

Rough Story Board

Cardboard Boxes

One thing I really liked about the factory is the boxes that we could have laying around. How our character could have aspects of his shape like a box. I had a look at the shapes and sizes of different boxes and tried to do some drawings from them.

I did a few drawings based on the images and research I found and come up with a few ideas. These are basic sketches. Felt good to sketch again after while. 

Character Building

I keep trying to figure out how to draw my character and what type of figure they will be. So I began research drawings. I find that it helps me to understand the character more when I see images of drawings. I see what I like and don't like and begin building my character. 

Heres some images I found helpful. 

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I started looking into the different types of expressions each person makes. It's hard to create expression on a face when you don't know exactly which one is which. The expression I'm really looking for is love and love sick. A silly/foolish look on a boy. 

Using the lessons and tips that Justin has thought use I wanted to build the character using shapes. Our character in the factory isn't strong but he isn't weak. He's not big built but he's not skinny. He's sort of a built of the factory, clumsy and box like.