I've also been playing around with a Selkie for a film idea too. It's just a thought, but I think girls are so hard to animate and portray, even if they are somewhat animalistic. Still thinking, wondering how my peers will find it when I propose some of these ideas I have in mind.
I can't draw animals to save my life.
And here's a bit of me... A cartoon version of myself for Phil Rynda's character design class. Yeah I don't really wear great clothes anymore since I bike uphill to school nowadays. Man, I need a car pretty badly.
How was the class? He was here at the animation festival but I didn't get to gooo! :(
ReplyDeleteWe've only had one class, but knowing Phil he seems to be a very cool cat.
DeleteYou actually know Phil? That's so badass! Does he teach at CalArts too?
DeleteNice short legs you've got there.
ReplyDeleteI know this post was back in September, I'm a little behind on blog reading. I really like the idea of the Selkie for a film. It's a fresh idea that hasn't really been explored. I think your animals look fine, but know what you mean, I have the opposite problem. My animals look great, my people look bad. I'd love to see more about that Selkie idea though. :D
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