7C: Major Assignment 1
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7C: Major Assignment 1
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@edel82
21h
I went with The Hound of the Baskervilles. Landed on chapter fourteen.
In the first thumbnail I liked the visuals described in the book about the fog looking like an ice field and the house a floating ship.
Second thumbnail is after the Hound has been shot with Watson examining the body.
The third is upon discovering Mrs. Stapleton tied to a beam in the center of a room used as a gallery for a butterfly collection.
Sita Rabeling
1d
Inspired by Peter Rabbit.
I wanted to keep it very simple.
First idea was the 3rd image. Mr.McGregor small (loser) escaping Peter big (winner).
Idea process: silhouettes - different colours - a few riming words.
These are thumbnails, first ideas, so I didn’t work on it further, but:
- still to find one drawing style for Peter
- and I’m not sure about keeping the text as it is.
(maybe add: “away from the angry man” in the last cel)
- more corrections I don’t know yet
I hope I stayed within the rules, but the ideas took over in a way.
oh and the choice of colours was just 3 for each cel.
Eduardo Rubio
5d
Dracula
Chapter VII.
1- The dead sailor’s hands tied to the wheel of the schooner Demeter, clutching a crucifix.
2- One of the sailors, during his night watch on the ship, encounters the mysterious, extremely tall and pale man.
3-As the Demeter runs aground on the sandbank in Whitby, a huge black dog leaps onto the shore and runs inland.
Sita Rabeling
5d
Brilliant!

Danny Smith
6d
Moby-Dick: Chapter 48, The First Lowering - Couple of views from the first part of the chapter.
1. Ahab sets out with the hunting party (which is not normal), with secret crew members that were just revealed. A black shape, like death himself, a harpoon & ropes. Framed by the shape of the Pequod.
2. Pequod hunting crew, a black mass, all hands, ropes, ores, coats, sleeves, harpoons. (thinking of what the whale sees!)
3. Still a black mass of hands, harpoon, ores, small boats framed by the coming storm clouds - which cause a lot of problems on the hunt.
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6d
All 3 of these are great! The figures look strong and mysterious. The low horizon line and dramatic perspective pull the viewer into the scene.
and the spears and tools give it all a really cool silhouette.
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