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Robert burns loading screen (I don’t know why it’s glitching like that)

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Robert burns loading screen (I don’t know why it’s glitching like that)

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Robot Burns Loading Screen (Final Piece)

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Robot Burns Loading Screen (Final Piece)

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I forgot to include the mood board a while back.

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A colour palette in which a single colour is used as the basis for all the shades and tones in the image.

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Lovely colours and i like the composition, this is really coming together but I think you do need to add more detail to 'bring it to life' especially to your robot character.

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Lovely colours and i like the composition, this is really coming together but I think you do need to add more detail to 'bring it to life' especially to your robot character.

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Found it!

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Block 1 ends on
Thursday 24th of November.
Please try to ensure that you have completed AND uploaded all weekly tasks by then AND your final Robot Burns illustration.

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Fantasy landscape and character illustrator, Tyler Edlin

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Fantasy landscape and character illustrator, Tyler Edlin

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Some nice development sketches, try to add more things to your moodboard. Remember, it is a 'visual library' for you to use when creating your final piece. The details you include help to tell the story and make your image more authentic. Keep up the good work

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Some nice development sketches, try to add more things to your moodboard. Remember, it is a 'visual library' for you to use when creating your final piece. The details you include help to tell the story and make your image more authentic. Keep up the good work

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Some nice reference materials Megan, lets see some of your development sketches added too, I've seen glimpses of some lovely work on your tablet...

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Some nice reference materials Megan, lets see some of your development sketches added too, I've seen glimpses of some lovely work on your tablet...

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Excellent development sketches Caitlin and great to see some colour work too. **Remember to make sure that your final piece is the correct size 1920 x 1080px which is rectangular not square.

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Excellent development sketches Caitlin and great to see some colour work too. **Remember to make sure that your final piece is the correct size 1920 x 1080px which is rectangular not square.

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1. There is different tones and colours used in each world. The boys world is more darker and bland while the lost thing world has more brighter colours and gives off a happier mood than the boys world. I think this is to represent how the boy feels more happier and special in the lost thing world than the normal world

2. The boys world has more darker colours like blue, brown, black, greys while the lost things world has more brighter colours like yellow, green, light blue, red. I think this is to show that the boy feels happier and joyful while he is with the lost thing but when he is away he is feeling sombre and lonely.

3. There is a mix of different shapes in the worlds such as retangles, circles, squares and some abstract shapes.

4. The final image gives off a good ending as it shows that there are many other stories like that and we were just shown one out of many others. This image gives off a good closure to the story as it shows there are many others like him or that there are many others that are too busy to notice any lost things.

5. There is humour used when they are entering the big dark building as they comment that it "smells like disinfectant" and when he gets the sign he just gives off a normal "Cheers" despite the dark and eerie atmosphere.

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Good site for short digital art tutorials....

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Good site for short digital art tutorials....

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"digital painting" tutorials "digital art" "digital artist" lessons photoshop ctrlpaint speedpainting drawing wacom tablet creative creativity adobe "illustr...

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Some nice ideas here for how to quickly compose a landscape scene and gradually build it up.

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Landscape Digital Painting for Beginners | Paintable Digital Art Tutorial

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Nice work, liking the development sketches for the oven character in particular

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Nice work, liking the development sketches for the oven character in particular

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Example of student's work from last year

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Example of student's work from last year

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Illustration which successfully conveys 'depth' using scale, tone, perspective and detail.

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Links to parts 1 & 2 are in the column on the left - Shaun McLaren lecturer
Watch the Lost Thing parts 1 & 2 and answer these questions:
1 Describe the different visual elements used to represent the boy’s world and the world of lost things. Why do you think these two places are depicted in the way they are?

2 What colours have been used to represent the two worlds explored in the story? Why?

3 Make a list of the shapes and objects that comprise the worlds portrayed in The Lost Thing.

4 What do you think of the final image? Why does the story end like this? What does this image add to the story? Explain.

5 As well as exploring many different aspects of human experience, The Lost Thing draws on many different emotions. As well as being heartfelt and whimsical, The Lost Thing is also comical. How and where is humour used in The Lost Thing?

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A reminder of what we have done so far (tasks)

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A reminder of what we have done so far (tasks)

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TASK 1 Illustrated name card

TASK 2 Game Loading images and analysis questions

TASK 3 Illustrated mind map

TASK 4 Moodboard - digital or analogue using Photoshop, Pinterest, a digital platform of your choice or cut out and collect images and found objects and photograph/scan them.

Whatever format works for you to create a visual library for reference when creating your Robot Burns loading screen illustrations

TASK 5 Development LINE drawings of your Robot Burns character(s)

TASK 6 Development line drawings with tone added. Refining your favourite line drawing sketch and adding tone using 3 different methods.

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robot burns character design without names

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Nice 'loose' sketches Summer. Lets see a developed/refined version of one of them with tone applied

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Nice 'loose' sketches Summer. Lets see a developed/refined version of one of them with tone applied

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Nice sketches Morgan, try thinking about characters in different poses as well (sitting, running, jumping, from behind etc) and lets see a refined version (x3) with tone applied . See weekly tasks for reminder

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Nice sketches Morgan, try thinking about characters in different poses as well (sitting, running, jumping, from behind etc) and lets see a refined version (x3) with tone applied . See weekly tasks for reminder

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Very interesting ideas, let's see the developed drawings with tone applied. Good to see you thinking about characters viewed at different angles/poses

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Very interesting ideas, let's see the developed drawings with tone applied. Good to see you thinking about characters viewed at different angles/poses

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Really nice sketches, lets see  a developed version of one of these sketches with tone applied (see weekly tasks)

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Really nice sketches, lets see  a developed version of one of these sketches with tone applied (see weekly tasks)

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Liking the Robot Burns character you are developing and the different ways that you have applied tone.

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Liking the Robot Burns character you are developing and the different ways that you have applied tone.

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Nice development work, remember when applying tone to think about where the light source is (the sun, a lamp etc) That will determine where the shadows and highlights are and help give an idea of 3 dimensions to your illustration

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Nice development work, remember when applying tone to think about where the light source is (the sun, a lamp etc) That will determine where the shadows and highlights are and help give an idea of 3 dimensions to your illustration

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I'm seeing a real development of your ideas here Kinga, well done.

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I'm seeing a real development of your ideas here Kinga, well done.

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Shading Techniques

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robot burns developmental drawings (shading & tone)

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robot burns developmental drawings (shading & tone)

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robot burns development drawings (line & colour)

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robot burns development drawings (line & colour)

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Robot sketch concepts for Robot Burns