Thomas Mayfield Uca Rochester

Art Of Masturbating  by Thomas Mayfield on Scribd Just to summarize on this project, despite the fact it was only four weeks I can say it's been a nice little project, the topic I chose was a joke that backfired on me, but that joke has actually been quite fun to work with. All of the designs translated really well into AE and I can confidently say I would have no problems with this kind of this again. There were a couple technical hiccups here and there, and maybe a couple bugs that need to be ironed out but overall thius project was a joy to work with. Now that this is done, its time to hit Adaptation B head on and make something special.

Burning Guy Space Peep Female Main Male Main Boom Guy Candy Steak Toy 1 Toy 2 Toy 3 Toy 4

All of these have been set up in photoshop and after effects ready for animation, there are still more to come, however some of the typography work is back on my home PC rather than the university PC. Blue Arrow Red Arrow  The arrows are pretty self explanatory, arrows to help the viewer focus their attention on key areas. Mayonaise Bottle Hot Dog Tree Cucumber Moon Flag  The props will be placed in the appropriate places when needed, obviously along with the typography these assets should be only used when needed. Bedroom Daytime Bedroom Nighttime Underwater Moon Sun As stated these environments have been set up ready for animation stages, so hopefully when it comes to it animating this thing should be no problem.

Character Design Submission by Thomas Mayfield on Scribd Project Summary This project was a nice challenge artistically and creatively. Whilst this project was a rather simple one some of the execution in the workflow could have been much better. In terms of creative design/evolution from the beginning this project was a clear example how the first iteration of something is not always the best, refining the designs to get a much more satisfying final piece was a good experience. The digital drawing at times can still be very difficult, however for the system I used to create some of the images, eventually, I got an art style/drawing method down, making creating everything else much less intense. More effort could have been put into the center of this project, and there are a couple minor flaws with some of the designs, but overall this was a good exercise that can be brought into future endeavours either inside or outside this course. Soundclip Exampl...

1-50 Just some ideas for coming up with the art style and the general look of the baby. I got most of my inspiration from 1950's paratroopers with the dome heads. Having the helmet slightly cover the character's face was a last second idea which seems to fit the character really well. Influence 1 Influence 2 Influence 3 Influence 4

No Overlay Shading Overlay Shading GIF Build-Up This was just a mini project I decided to do, I do struggle with colours sometimes so trying out something new a challenging for me was a nice change from my black and white ships. There are a couple techniques I have learnt from this but the main thing to take away from this is that if I need to create rough thumbnails really quickly then this is a very easy method which can provide reasonably good quality result with not much effort or time, allowing me to have more time to focus on other projects. I particularly have a fondness of ship '3' for some reason, I can't tell why but out of the whole 27 ideas '3' just seems to stand out.

Despotic Toothbrush Concept Creation Final Character Concept

Head Concepting Body Concepting Leg Concepting Full Body Design Final Design, in Setting Employer Car Concept City Backdrop Concepts Props Concepts Key Scenes Concepts

Toothbrush Brainstorm Final Toothbrush

Despotic Toothbrushes I am going to take influence from 3, 7, 9 and 10. For animation purposes I would like a very tall toothbrush. Most of the animation will be in the face so expect more posts on this topic soon!

  This is my 'Like for Like' storyboard for when stitch figures out how to outsmart the prison guns. Doing this really makes you think how much time goes into films, but also how you translate this design and make it into a film without messing up the art style. If I get time I will try and update this of possible.