An Older Scene in its Proper Place
I’ve posted an older version of this scene before. But this one has updated lettering and an actual ending! It’s also the first scene of “Ghost Squirrel” I ever drew – it may look a little different.
By the way: I’ve set up a central location for these pages. Now you can read it in order.
Early Practice in Animation Storyboards 7
Part 2 of 2 of a very long … well it’s not a single shot, but it comes across as a single shot when in animatic stage. This one is probably my favorite of this “first scene” batch as I have a soft spot for racking focus.
Early Practice in Animation Storyboards 6
Part 1 of 2 of a very long … well it’s not a single shot, but it comes across as a single shot when in animatic stage.
Early Practice in Animation Storyboards 5
One very long shot featuring a dog running behind a fence. The camera follows until the end of the fence and pulls out to reveal both the short lady walking into frame and the house in the distance. Most complicated.
Ghost Squirrel Scene Two – Layouts version 2
Right-o! Reworked boxing scene in full. Page 5 has an extra panel. The original (second version) was fine and all, but it didn’t quite match the pacing of the rest of the scene.
The scene is meant to be a quick paced teaser to establish the rather important plot point that Squirrel is…well…already dead!
Comic Page Clean Up
Still reworking the boxing scene for pacing issues. Technically I should be posting page 7 today, but I’m not inclined to post the original version. Instead: page 1 with clean (and possibly over-leveled) lines!
Lady Leaning In
Sometimes only a few choice lines are necessary to get across an emotion.
Early Practice in Animation Storyboards 4
The rest of the shot from a few days ago.
Early Practice in Animation Storyboards 3
More storyboards! I had to break up some of the longer shots. The bottom will have to continue another day.
