Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Gypsy Camp Environment Background

The establishing shot of the Kavenaugh's back-woods encampment is undoubtedly one of the most important - and busy! - pan shots in the film. It is the shot that most clearly defines the humble, well-lived and well-loved campsite, as well as establishing the film's 1970's time period in terms of aesthetics. Here are both the lineart and initial flat colors t the background of that shot. At this point, I've all of my background layouts drawn, over half flat colored, apart from being a quarter of the way into rough animation. Caravan is certainly coming along! More again soon.

-Mel

2 comments:

  1. To comment on the workload that had to go into simply flat coloring this one picture.

    "nyah-ah-ah!" (curly voice)

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  2. You, Mister Stannard, are a silly boob. ;)

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