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Fountain pen doodle.

#fountainpen #holland #doodle #village #inkdrawing

Quick theme park concept.

#design #theme park design #watercolour #sketch #ink #woodland

Dorm concept.

#dorm #school #concept art #design #boarding school #animation #environment design

Poster for my thesis film “Grey Matters.” Had lots of fun making this in a retro UPA style!

#film poster #animation #Sheridan college #thesis film #animation student #cartoon #retro #UPA #brain #poster design #movie poster #1950s #my art #fun #animated short

Section of a large pan I painted for Senza Luce in the summer of 2017.

#Senza Luce #Sheridan college #sheridan animation #background painting #painting #animation #cartoon #panoramic #animation layout #summer #Italy #morning #dawn #northern italy #italian alps

Watercolour concepts from my film.

#watercolour #thesis film #animation student #Sheridan college #Grey Matters #UPA

Another piece of concept art from my group film. The style from this one was based on Regular Show.

#Sheridan college #student film #watercolor #concept art

Concept art I painted for my third-year group film Turnip the Heat. This was from when we were experimenting with different styles and were leaning towards something SpongeBob inspired.

#Sheridan college #concept art #turnip the heat #group film #animation

Rough layout drawing I did for Senza Luce. The final painting became a lot more simplified, but the details of the villages remained the same.

#layout #animation #senza luce #sheridan college

Some watercolours from the past summer that I did for fun. I painted a few backgrounds from some Pixar movies including A Bug’s Life, Cars and Up. I also painted a scene from the German village Rothenburg, the inspiration for Disney’s Pinocchio, which also happens to be my favourite animated movie.

#watercolor #painting #disney #backgrounds #pixar #movies #animation #germany #rothenburg #pinocchio #a bug's life #cars #up #2016

Human acting and lip sync assignment using audio from Jimmy Neutron. This was my first assignment where I used 3D animation instead of 2D. I actually enjoyed this a lot more because I love expressive hands, but I’m terrible at drawing them. The character rig was created by Josh Sobel.