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Andy Schrock is my main influence for this project. He has a distinct lifestyle channel based around Skateboarding with over 2 million subscribers. A lot of this style involves the typical fun/quirky skater personality combined with a professional love for skateboarding and a respect for it as a hobby.

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Casey Neistat is also a big influence for me for this project as he also has a distinct style to his videos. Although he is not a skateboarding channel, he does cruise around NYC on a cruiser board, and also has a lifestyle similar to that of a skateboarder. He also has a love for professional cinematography and film as an art form.

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Skate the World: Photographing One World of Skateboarding

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Skate the World: Photographing One World of Skateboarding

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Impossible: Rodney Mullen, Ryan Sheckler, and the Fantastic History of Skateboarding

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Impossible: Rodney Mullen, Ryan Sheckler, and the Fantastic History of Skateboarding

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A lot of these books have inspired me either because of their theme of skateboarding and the idea of 'rebelling against the rules', or due to their art style. For my Ident I want to use the 'caution' sign art style, which you can see on the cover of the Blink and Caution book.

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In order to capture the 'Caution sign' look, I am going to try and stick to a colour scheme of simply yellow and black. I plan on doing this by using the art style of stick figures and basic shapes also found on caution signs. I also looked at the different parts of Skateboards and found that red and white are very commonly used for Skateboard items (see Andy Schrock also).

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These images have given me some idea of how I am going to stylize and animate my Ident in After Effects. The UFO Caution sign captures the comedic ironic style of featuring a caution sign that is supposed to be taken seriously with something fictitious. The skateboarding photographs have given me an idea of how I plan to portray my skateboarder doing a trick on a 2D screen.