Month: March 2018

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Here is my final project. After many hours of frustration I have come to a scene. My person was killed with two shots to the chest from a gun that was his own. The killer cut his hand off while fighting the person for his valuables. The photos on the wall are all old projects along with Aram’s vector project. I wanted to add cars to this scene because I add cars to everything. Why did the killer come after this person (other than to steal valuables like his wedding ring and watch)? That is up for you to decide. Enjoy!

Question: I made my person by extruding and changing the position of vectors on the model but when I smoothed it, I got weird lines along the body, did anyone else have this problem?

I struggled for many hours with the lighting and the rendering. However, I think I was able to pull together a great product in the end.

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Full comic: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rhdn9XxlYN_VX6dJOL0MF3e5zgenT9Ni

I thought about adding words to the comic, but I’d rather have the pictures tell the story. Here’s my final project:

 

For my final I decided to use some of the elements from my mystery scene but change what’s going on. I used the basic kitchen I had before but totally revamped it, adding details, extra textures, and appliances/decorations. I snuck a few of my Photoshop pieces in as art around the room. I also used the character I made before and one prop from my mystery scene, a bloodied knife. I chose not to use text boxes, so my short comic is more observational. It’s more darkly lit and the actions are very small so its more up to the viewer to decipher whats going on. There’s a lot going on in each shot because the set is kinda busy, so you may need to zoom in.

 

The Mystery of the Shipyard