any better?

watchdog blade? didn't end up looking much like a dog..

From now on, research on another blog!

http://ma-lbutnot.blogspot.com

Side task 2: The viewpoints little books

task: pick one passage in the book and make 12 pages books illustrating it through different viewpoints/perspectives.

(little precision: this was done VERY quickly)

In this passage, the narrator is told by a chubby pink woman to go through a hidden passage in the wall of a cabinet that leads him to a huge underground cave area, with "INKlings" being a dangerous threat but warded off by some device. (He mouths the word "sela" as a sort of goodbye/thank you). Once she closes the trap he's in complete darkness. He makes his way down a ladder then upriver and ends up meeting an old man- the professor.

The chubby pink woman's point of view:

An INKling's point of view:

The narrator's point of view:

Side task 1: The everything drawing

task: to fit the whole story (still Haruki Murakami book) into an A1 drawing

(the middle (horizontal middle) part has been cropped out because I had to make 4 A3 photocopies instead of 2 A2 ones.)

the A2 originals:

2nd year summer project sample

task: 60 drawings -20 props, 20 spaces, 20 characters- related to the book "Hard-boiled Wonderland and the End of the World" by Haruki Murakami (great book)

FJFLK

A birthday present- "riddle"= a number plate (the tattoo on her deformed arm says "ROMEO", if it helps you to understand it).

the part I like: the foxes

Last project of 1st year

sorry I haven't updated in months.. here's my first 'real' animation (the 10 second cable woman one doesn't really count- just 10 stills in 10 seconds..)

Mata Hari Biopic from Maëlle Noé on Vimeo.