Title Cards

Have been thinking about intro credits for Draco and am loving the homeage to classic cinema and cartoons. In keeping with this idea we're going with simple classic title cards, here's the classic ordering of the cards:

Here's one I did for the opening title card of Draco

Between each of the title cards there is a fade and the ragtime music will complete the overall effect.

A Break from Uni

A short break from uni work, this is a cartoon version of a mate's World of Warcraft avatar, see the original here

To Catch a Dragon

Some Draco sketches looking at how the body of a dragon moves when catching or throwing- opening scene sequence will comprise of  some sort of game.

A little too 'showgirl' perhaps?

Flat Out at Uni

So it's the last few weeks of semester which means that our other subjects have massive assignments due and that of course is edging in on film making time. Progress on Draco has slowed as we attend to other classes, but I have no doubt that it will pick up once again.

I've been exploring character and doing pages of character emotions with good old pen on paper- liberating lol.

Draco Test Walk

Very basic test walk for Draco. Really focusing on creating that vintage look and the sense of weight in the character.

Final Character Turn Arounds

Final Character turnarounds- built for walking :)

When they stand next to each other (height comparison chart coming soon) Draak (the red one) is taller and leaner.