A Chidren's Show

     I recently did a design test for a Children's show gear towards Indian youth. It was taking Indian Children's Rhyme and creating a world out of it. It was gonna be in the vein of Yo, Gabba Gabba and Mother Goose Club.

I, sadly, didn't get it but I had a blast doing the test.

However, it gave me some great addition to my portfolio.

 I've always loved Indian design aesthetics.

It was fun simplifying those in these characters.

 I actually did it twice. The first attempt was to "cartoon-y" for a live action show.

So, I altered the characters on the second attempt.

 They are more "Live-action" but still showed kid-friendly costumes.

I definitely did more than what I was asked... that's how much fun I was having with it!

     Hopefully, I'll get another opportunity to get to do it for real. Or I'll just make my own children's book with these characters.

What do you think?

(Oldie) Crazee Monsters

An unfinished animation I did when I interned at MTV during the first half of my thesis year. I never got the timing at the end quite right, but I still liked how it came out. They are put together with Adobe After Effects. I especially liked the multi-eyed monsta.

During the internship, I was asked to make a 10-15 sec animation but I didn't get the timing quite right.

Here are the character/ background designs for it. They are mostly done in Adobe Illustrator with the background shading done in Adobe Photoshop... This is before I learned about Flash.

Confessions of a Fashion Contessa

Here are the screen caps of my thesis film... I gotta find a way to compress the file down from 4GB, so I can upload it. This was an extreme undertaking... I'm glad its done.

Please scroll down to see the individual illustrations. They're pretty cool... it shows my passion for fashion mixed with cartoon illustration.

I'll post more new works soon.

xoxo

Screenshot: LARACHNIA...

Having scanner problems, I can't scan my newer work. Anyways, here are some screenshots from my thesis project. These are LARACHNIA FoPAA's interview scenes.

Shout out to Carly Monardo (see links) who did the voice.

xoxo