Color and light analysis of some shots from Nimona :)
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Color and light analysis of some shots from Nimona :)
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Animated gradient progression using the upstairs hallway background. Adding a yellow palette definitely helped ease the transition between red and green, however my old green palette did not mesh well with the new yellow one. I reworked pretty much every palette into something more monochrome, with yellow being the only constant color.
I don’t love this gradient progression. The green just really throws everything, especially since this is supposed to be a sunrise to daytime progression, and green isn’t in that range of colors. The purple and red palettes are pretty much set in stone, and I’d like to keep the blue as it is. I think I’ll do one last palette test getting rid of the green altogether and leaning more towards yellow, perhaps adding more orange to that and the red palette to just marry them a little better.
Made for a color scripting assignment! Super proud of how each of these turned out, hoping to use similar concepts for my senior project! **Please don’t repost/use in any way**
art dumpppp~
SLIGHT change of plans
So I’ve been on the grind with production and thought I was doing good until I went and reviewed my production schedule to check where I was at and uh.
I am FOUR DAYS behind schedule?? I am…baffled at how this has happened, and according to my schedule I’m meant to be starting on Part 2 today, and I’m only on like shot 16 for Part 1.
So I've come up with a new production plan, and that's to just sketch all my shots out before cleaning them up because then I'll at least have something for every shot in the animatic. This will also probably help me out later because I may have to change my background music (I'm awaiting a response from Gareth Coker to see if I'm good to use my current songs but I might not get it in time)
But the good news is, because I'm not cleaning every shot as i go, I now have Part 1 sketched out! Cody and Nala are a little off model in my sketches but I've been correcting it in cleanup in previous shots so I will be able to fix that later.
As for the entirety of Part 1, I probably won't be posting the rest of the clips until the sketches for Part 2 are done. I want to have something composited together before I upload something that big.
As for my plan this week, I'll just be grinding on with Part 2 and we'll see how well I can keep to my schedule
Part 2 Backgrounds cont.
(Shots 40-45)
So shot 43 has 2 variants because the daytime color is going to come back in during that shot, and then shot 44 and 45 are fully in the daytime color palette.
The perspective on these was actually really difficult so I made 3D references for them
I decided not to add the pet bowl in the final versions, but if these backgrounds are ever fully rendered I may add it back in.
PART 2 BACKGROUNDS DONE :D
(Shots 26-39)
Small detail differences from their Part 1 counterparts, and basically no variation in the colors (or lack thereof)