at work

When my storyboards were printed off, I cut them out which was quite time consuming but fun at the same time as I could see how the results were looking fun and how they would work as a set.

I printed off onto black card in order to save myself from carefully measuring out where each letter should be placed and sized.


I used it as a stencil and it looked quite interesting by using the counter border to make the shape.

Overall I am very pleased with the design and can't wait to see it at millenium square on the big screen.

Storyboards

These are a few productions of different storyboards I did in lesson. I covered a few interesting ideas but the problem was that they had to work around 28 frames per second, which would make them quite jolty and kenetic.


Some ideas like the one below I thought were cool, as they made the letters work more as shapes than letters which was very cool.


This one was very bendy and flexible

This however was my favorite, I loved the idea of making it melt, and then drops come off, This is one I would like to take further if not produce.

This was another interesting design I based around tetris, which is what I thought I may produce for my hifen, if not something else retro and pixel related.

Of course I needed a bone structure first, I selected these type faces that I found interesting, and what I wanted to structure my storyboards around.

Here are all the sheets I produced below with the first 3 clips of the M

Light

I need to illustrate the letter M and the glyph known as a hyphon in a stencil storyboard with 28 frames. The people of Leeds are my audience and I want to show them how good at art we are as a college in comparison to other universitys such as leeds and met, They need to know as we are also this will give us a chance to get our name out there and become more known in the outside world of design, The interesting light shilouetts is what will attract their attention and look killer on the big screen.