Another Final Project

I am finally done! Let the celebration begin!!! And with finishing, I have lots of pretty final projects to show off which I know you are just dying to see. Here is the final piece for the yearbook page that I was working on of my illustration classmates.

Enjoy!

Megan

Bats Final

After many trials and tribulations and a printer that just would not cooperate (I totally blame Mercury being in retrograde), here is my second Illustration final!!! I finished the class picture assignment already, I just need to post the results. As I said before, the instructions were to make a pre-reader counting or letter book using some historical reference. I chose bats because they were my favorite thing ever as a child and Canterbury cathedral because... You know, I couldn't actually tell you how I came to that one--it just sort of happened. But I did watch The Hunchback of Notre Dame at least five times while working on this. I could probably recite the entire movie from memory at this point, I'm sure. Well, enough craziness from me, I'm off to finish my last two projects.

Enjoy!
Megan

Busy, busy, busy!

I decided to give myself a quick break from the panic and art of finals to bring you this: my kinetic type animation! Tada! Youtube chewed up the quality a bit but it's finished!

Enjoy!

Megan

Excuse Me, Barmaid!

Here's another delightful final project for this semester! Eventually it will be like a closed captioning text animation if that makes any sense. Right now, I'm just working on the fancy little things to stick in there before I sync the text. What is the audio, you ask? Why, it's from How To Train Your Dragon, of course!

Love that part, haha. And here are my images so far:

I'm sure you can guess where they go.

Enjoy!

Megan

More Class Pictures

Still wrestling with this project. Have seven of seventeen done. Oi... Well, enjoy!

Much tired love,

Megan

Senshi Stock

Hark! I hast commeth across something of awesome! ...not sure why I felt the need to express that in pseudo-olde English but anyway--it is called Senshi Stock! This lovely lady and her friends take pictures of themselves in various poses for artists to use as reference photos. The extra awesome part? She has a whole gallery of Sailor Moon and other magical girl poses! I intend to use this resource a lot. As a matter of fact, I already have! Here's a sketch of one of the pictures that was inspired by Senshi Stock:

image used can be found here
(ignore the silly outfit. It was late, I don't know what I was thinking)

Then this got me to thinking: what if I took one of these pictures every day and make my own piece from it? And a personal art challenge was born! I will not be starting this until after I am through with school though, of course. Anyway, hope this was helpful!

Love,
Megan

1,2,3,4--4 bats!

Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah! Here's the final project for my other illustration class. The assignment was to make two two-page spreads for a children's counting/letter book that had to have some sort of historical context. I chose to make a counting book with bats set in Canterbury Cathedral. Here are the sketches! Excitement abound!

Enjoy!
Megan