Thomas Mayfield Uca Rochester

Just been practicing my Photoshop drawing skills, I am super happy how all these came out, now time to do more!

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Life Drawing 2015/2016

Figure 1: 'The Blair Witch Project (1999)' Poster This film review will focus on the film 'The Blair Witch Project (1999)', the story is about a bunch of teenage students who launch a research program in a legend called the Blair Witch. The Blair Witch is a myth that has been around the 1700's, which speaks of a woman who lured children into her home and drew blood from them. Accused of witchcraft the woman was banished because of he actions, it was also a very harsh winter so she was presumed dead. After a long time people began to report sighting of a pale woman in the forest, but no solid evidence was found. That is when the story takes place, and it shows the terrifying demise of all three students, because of the Blair Witch. The film was released in 1999 and was directed by Daniel Myrick, produced by Gregg Hale, Neal Fredericks did the cinematography and the music was done by Antonio Cora. The film was based off the urban legend 'The Blair Witch...

Project 3 Fantastic Voyage Art Of; In Sickness and in You

Figure 1: 'The Sixth Sense 1999' Poster This film review will focus on the film 'The Sixth Sense (1999)' , the plot of the story is a little boy called Cole Sear, who has rare gift and curse, he has the ability to see dead people. When he is consulted by a doctor known as Malcolm Crowe he quickly makes friends with the small child and proceeds to help him, however the plot of this film has one of the best plot twist ending for any film. When the ending is first seen it is slightly questionable and with a few inconsistencies with the screenplay, however after going back and watching it again the screenplay is extremely well done, near to the point of flawless, it sums up the entire film with incredible beauty and perfection. The film was released in 1999 and was directed and written by M. Night Shyamalan, produced by Frank Marshal, cinematography was Tak Fujimoto and the music for the film was done by James Newton Howard. This film was one of the most successful f...