Robocop 2014 Painting: Full Video

Here's the video for the painting I did about a month back.



Enjoy,

JECooper

Spitfire Sketch

I did another one with a new style (the Krono/Skii style with ink n stuff)

Hope you enjoy!
~JECooper

How To Train Your Dragon - Forbidden Friendship Scene 01

Here we are, the breakdown of the year (lol at least so far).
It's black and white on purpose, I was studying: Lighting, Composition, Serving the Story, etc.

Hope you enjoy!
Scene 02 will be up later! =D

Cheers! As always =)

~JECooper

Rough Character Designs: "The Scary Box"

Rough Character designs for my first homework assignment for FOP.
These are the ones that I decided to go with as my finals:

Anyways, Cheers!
~JECooper

The birth of Krono

Just a fun photoshop, utilizing textures. Ooooooooh. =P
The world has been opened!

& the other way, since Jon liked it better this way:

Enjoy!
Cheers!!!
~JECooper

"Adventure into the Wild" Painting

Didn't time it or video it so I have no clue how long it took. Probably…. 6 hours? Something.

I used this as reference: (so I'm not taking full credit here.)

Goldilocks goes exploring.

Cheers!
~JECooper

More Green Lantern Analysis

You know what this is, let's waste no time to get moving!

Green Lantern Ep 7: Reckoning Character Placement Analysis

I've read through a few Storyboarding books and they said something interesting about character locations on the screen. Where we look on the set should carry through to the next frame if it's a continuous thought and should swap if it is not.

So I colored each character with their own color so I could follow the location without the distraction of their actual colors on the screen. Hal stays on one side until the flip that occurs when they look at the rocks. Then he stays mainly on the opposite side but we don't feel violated by it since there is a good break and good reason for the change.

An interesting study to try for certain. 

Green Lantern Ep 17: "Blue Hope" Analysis

Rule of Thirds & Camera distance.

Color to define difference in character traits as well as character placement.

Cheers,
JECooper