Nelly Luckett : BA (Hons) Computer Animation Arts, UCA Rochester

I wanted to get this up tonight as its done and finished. Here's my inspiration board for Armilla. More to come tomorrow!

I decided that the first thing I wanted to do in this project was to go through the anthology, and identify the key ideas/terms that are linked to each individual city. I think that this will really assist me in creating an accurate and highly believable set of thumbnail concepts for the cities. Below are the points I extracted from the anthology, upon which I intend to build my concepts.

Phil asked us to set up a post trying both video embedding and a PDF file, so here we go :) Silence is arguably one of my favourite games, purely for the art style of the game. Its an interesting game concept, but the cut scene animations are stunning and I love the overall water colour type style aesthetic. A truly beautiful game! The PDF I decided to upload is my contextual studies essay from last year. This was psychoanalysing Tim Burton's work. I was really proud of this essay and discovered a lot about him which was later supported. I had (dare I say it) fun writing this, so hope you enjoy. Tim Burton's Parent Predicament by Eleanor 'Nelly' Luckett on Scribd

The life form I created that I most liked out of all my drawings was the Queen Bee. She was created from the seed shape and the ?Magnet shape. This is the original drawing: And then these are my development drawings of it:

This is the final group of drawings. Unfortunately I didn't manage to reach 101, but I'm still quite proud of getting past 80. Anyway, here they are:

The next group of wierd and wonderful things that came out of my head:

This is the next instalment of concept drawings that I've done over the last few weeks. I've been rubbish at uploading them, but here they are: