A day biking in Chicago

When events take an unfortunate turn

Live Sketches done in the city 

Sketches from Oakland museum. Productive days make me happy!

               

Design options for a commercial ad. Taking inspiration from UPA, Zagreb and Warner bros. design style. This commercial is for Golden gate warriors so keeping the prominent yellow and blue colors in mind, I decided to keep the background black and white and give a pop of color with the characters.

Keep moving forward....an assignment involving creating a story from a still movie frame, Film Noir style in 6 frames. Tried to put an emphasis on strong cast shadows and key and back lights.

Storyboard studies from the Prince of Egypt Chariot scene

When a storyboard assignment involved choosing a dance form,how could I let go of an opportunity to use a catchy bollywood song. So here goes. Enjoy!

Some storyboard exercises from class. Getting into the habit of quick thumbnails

Lesson 3: Paneer is a luxury you can no longer afford at an Indian store in San Francisco

Some storyboard studies from the League of Legends trailer

Like every teenage girl, I went through that phase where I wanted to lose weight to fit into 'pretty' clothes that wouldn't look good on a slightly healthy girl. Over the years, I have realized that we should be grateful for who we were in whichever shape we are in. And try to find that hidden talent that makes us unique. I think we would benefit more from spending our time honing that special talent which might otherwise get wasted. Do exercise though. No excuses for staying healthy.

This story stems from the above thought where a young elephant is on a mission to lose weight to fit into a tiny skirt that she loves. She lives in an animal circus based in our very own San Francisco against the Golden gate bridge. Hence, aptly titled the Golden Gate circus. It was great to learn color scripting in the end according to the different moods in the story beats.

                                   

 

 

                                   

                                 

                                   
                                                                                                                                                                     

I joined an awesome club at my school called the Drawaholics Anonymous. As a part of the club, we have to complete 2500 drawings of human anatomy and try to finish it within a year's time. Referring to Michael Hampton for muscle study.