In Preproduction, we've been working on creating our own stories alongside some writing workshops, looking into 3 act structure and the relationships between characters. To the left is my 'wow' image, a drawing that is meant to capture attention and get someone invested. I had to complete this in the style of my given artist, Feodor Rojankovsky, a childrens book illustrator who uses pencil, bright colours and creative characters. While I wasn't sure how to go about doing this at first, I think I managed quite well. Below are some examples of his work, as well as a couple more drawings I did in his stlye of two more characters in my story.
Alongside this image I also had to create an animatic of a chosen scene. First I had to storyboard 20 panels, then with added frames, timing and sound I was able to make them into an animatic. I was pretty happy with the way this turned out, especially the first section. I could have worked more on the scene where the Parrot looks out of the window and sees the criminal getting away though, and I might still do so in the future. I also need to work some more on my sound design, as at the moment it contains only the basic noises.
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