Acrylic paint on cardboard, charcoal and chalk pastel details. The bin is pencil cut out and glued on top, and the character is pen and ink on paper cut out and glued on. I was trying out an Oliver Jeffers type thing. Now I've decided my book will be landscape a4 but owell! It was useful.
Friday, 15 October 2010
Sunday, 10 October 2010
Tentative Charecter Designs
For the narrative project we been 'a working on. I've been calling him Giuseppe, Joe and Tony, though he'll probably end up un-named, since its a silent book anyway. He's about 25 and works as a dish washer in an Italian restaurant in Plymouth, and adopts a lost little dog and lives happily ever after.
Saturday, 9 October 2010
When I get the money and the helium...
Homemade Spacecraft from Luke Geissbuhler on Vimeo.
The new blogspot uploader is reeking havoc with my computer and it wont let me uplaod my own stuff, so untill I figure out how to go back to the old way, enjoy this video I cam across. It's so easy. I'm so totally doing that! In a couple of years, when I can afford to have a disposable iphone.
Friday, 1 October 2010
Narrative and Character Workshop - intoducing Chuck Anderson!
Interesting day working with charecter, narrative and trying to figure out whether the macguffin in Back to the Future is the Delorean or the Doc. Session concluded with a quick sketch of a random character created right on the spot:
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Random Narrative Creator
New technique new tutor Tom taught us. Create random blobs on a page and see what happens. I was dubious at first but then this happened...
A narrative just sprung up out of nowhere! Duuuude! Nothing to do with my original theme though. Maybe the Concerned Little Dog (as I call him) befriends a wisecracking moth and they run away together, dreaming of making it to the moon. Then they get taken in by kindly strangers. The end.
Friday, 24 September 2010
I'd rather spend billions on this...
I wish I could take credit for this beast of a captionm but unfortunatly this nugget of genius-ness comes hot off the front page of Pundit Kitchen. Still, it took the words RIGHT OUT MY MOUTH!
Saturday, 18 September 2010
Moths
Finally back in the studio now that's up to working condition again after the summer refit. First it was super de-ja-vu but now I feel home again. These are some scans from the summer brief we were issued. I choose to explore gravity and ended up at moths: flying moths, trapping moths, dead moths. It started with finding a dead moth under some boxes when I moved out, so I kept it and stuck it in (image 1) then, when I got to my new student digs the place was COVERED in moths (image 2). I don't usually take cues from the universe but it got me thinking about the life cycle of moths, and moths that are trapped and unable to fly. Moths that are denied the ability to fly, thus the whole gravity thing. Also, I relate to moths. Butterflies are beautiful, everybody knows that, and every little girl has a butterfly on their clothes somewhere. What about moths? Moths are beautiful too, just marginalized because of their unconventional beauty. Thats me. I'm a moth. So anyway I was out getting to know my new student area and there were all these really pretty colored leaves...(image 3)
In my haste to scan this the glue I used to preserve the leaves is still a bit wet - on the right.
In my haste to scan this the glue I used to preserve the leaves is still a bit wet - on the right.
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