#short film concept

[bimblescribbles]

A Hard Day's Work

The life of a dockworker, or longshoreman for us 'mericans, is an exhausting career. Just like making this illustration, 'cus holy lord, this has 23 layers. The good thing is I really get to tell a story though a piece like this: Pasquale (our hero, and the boy resting on the barrel) just finished another long day of loading and unloading cargo, and he's just about ready to go back home. Little does he know about the surprise he'll encounter as he's about to head home... Also, if anyone gets the name of the tramp steamer in the background, I'll give you a big ol' cookie!

[jcryptid]

"A little boy struggling to fit in with the crowd of strange creatures that inhabit the mystical jungle he calls home, meets another just like him, who encourages him to shed his disguise and have some fun. But soon he faces the choice between expressing himself authentically, or going back to a life of conforming to expectations."

Trying to put some more of my art up here as, so here are some early Concept art for a short film I'm working on for my storyboarding class

[weirdlookindog]

Georges Méliès' concept art for Le voyage dans la lune, 1902

[revolutionary-thoy]

Concept art and early designs for Daisy/Tratnćica and her friend Violet from my short film, The magical girl.

Daisy's design is really fun to draw and even now, months after I'm finished with the animation, I still find myself doodling her on the side of my notebook. Her hair was also fun to animate because it emotes alongside her and makes every shot look more dynamic.

BONUS: hypothetical designs for their school uniforms. The conversation she has with Violet originally happened at school, but I think the magical girl graveyard is a much more interesting setting for that conversation and creates a much more impactful image. Also saves me the time of drawing a bunch of background characters lmao

YOU CAN WATCH THE FILM HERE:

[snowbugsfilm]

Original Ladybug design by Jenny

Concept art by Alex

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[yyshcul]

i have plans that i cannot share with you right now because the haters will sabotage me

i'm actually more than halfway done with the animation lol so here are some GIFs

[worms-for-brains]

Would anyone be interested in an animated slasher short film?

[skywerse]

Here’s a big collection of sketches and concept art I did for my short film, "Heirloom," these mainly focus on main characters,,, most of this stuff is from 2022 and 2023. It’s not everything, but it’s a pretty good chunk of the arts that helped me shape the characters :D

[bowowark]

Some recent sketches of my ocs and concepts for some kind of short film I’ve been brainstorming

[sealson-draws]

Character designs I made for the clip we've done with my friends. The designs are based on our group's D&D characters. They already had concepts with distinct features, so my job was to stylize the heck out of them. I also made an animatic, colored the first two backgrounds, and worked on montage, compositing, and sound (for the first time in my life — gosh, was it hard).

[gebo4482]

Love, Death + Robots - All Through the House by Anthony Chong Jones

[bimblescribbles]

You Won't Believe Your Eyes

Finally, I conquered my artblock last night. All it took was one single illustration that Hayao Miyazaki did for a magazine to jog the ol' Bimble Brain. Anyways, it gave me the idea for this short film about a boy who works at a dockyard in Southern Italy finding a mermaid and saving her from a hoard of pirates! It'd be an adventure ripe with excitement, love, and laughs a plenty! I sincerely hope I can pursue this idea in future, it seems like so much fun!

[acmeoop]

Disney Production Art By Eyvind Earle (1954-59)

[jonasbedlam]

Concept art for the short film Nahualli. One coyote bringed back from the dead and from the dirt, a representation of resistance and vengeance.

The short film is doing festivals right now. Hope you get to see it soon. =)

[snowbugsfilm]

Our Story

This project also helps push us artistically by exploring outside our default styles. We want to give the film a distinct stylized approach that reminds us of stop motion and claymation films by using stepped animation and art materials for textures. We’re creating a mini world for our group of girls to have a thrilling snow day in.

Many of us want to keep our animation muscles strong after graduation! This film helps us keep those muscles in shape by working in a style many of us have not yet experimented with before. Being able to adapt to different animation styles is crucial in today’s animation industry as many films begin to branch out from the typical CGI style. This project will not only allow our team to have more work in their portfolio but also to diversify it!

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[cupidity-film]

Dnd Doodles!