Pitch Bible: Elixir

     I'm pretty happy with how this turned out. I wish I could have done more, but the demon paintings were so time-consuming. I loved creating these characters and I will probably use them for another project down the road. It makes me want a class where all you do is make Pitch Bibles.

     Well, it's been a great semester and I hate to leave this class. I'll keep posting new work here anyway. I kind of like having a blog.

Signing off,

Chelsea Weickel

Environment 3: A Landscape (Seaside Cliff)

 

I absolutely love how this one turned out. The perspective was a little weird at first, but when I got into color I fell for the piece.

Environment 2: Interior (Water Tunnel)

I'll probably be re-doing this one. I like how the water looks but the tunnel itself looks awful.

Environment 1: An Exterior (Futuristic City)

Yes, inspired by tron. I tried to keep it simple and sketchy. Environments aren't my strong suit, but I tried.

Vehicle Final Composition

Finally done. I like it overall.

Vehicle Final Composition: WIP Almost There

Now all I have left to do is that grip arm. I like textures. Warping the wood to fit the sides of the boat was tricky but I like the look of it.

Vehicle Final Composition: WIP New Progress

I've played with the background a bit for lighting and I'm liking how it's turning out so far. I need to get the grip arm in there and shade it along with Keid and his boat. I still have a lot to do, but I'm really happy with it.