Aspects of the Queen of Hearts looked at:
- powerful, loud, extravagant
Bottom image referenced from
The Hatter
Aspects of The Hatter looked at:
- nonsensicle, eccentric, formal yet scruffily absent-minded
Top image referenced from
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Showing posts with label personal research project. Show all posts
Thursday, 13 May 2010
Designs for final presentation
Queen of Hearts
Aspects of the Queen of Hearts looked at:
- powerful, loud, extravagant
Bottom image referenced from
The Hatter
Aspects of The Hatter looked at:
- nonsensicle, eccentric, formal yet scruffily absent-minded
Top image referenced from
Aspects of the Queen of Hearts looked at:
- powerful, loud, extravagant
Bottom image referenced from
The Hatter
Aspects of The Hatter looked at:
- nonsensicle, eccentric, formal yet scruffily absent-minded
Top image referenced from
Sunday, 11 April 2010
Duey Learns Ballet & artefact work
Kept forgetting to post over the past couple of weeks, but my client animation, Duey Learns Ballet, is on YouTube!
As for artefact work, here are some more finallised designs for Alice based off the feedback from the presentation.
And some designs for the Cheshire Cat.
Had a much tougher time with this. Trying to recreate the feeling of the Cheshire Cat while making him look as 'odd' as possible. I preferred the 'slinkier' look on the second set of designs, it makes him seem more sly like he can slip about here and here whenever he wants, which is what he does in the books. Whether this is agreed on remains to be seen.
As for artefact work, here are some more finallised designs for Alice based off the feedback from the presentation.
And some designs for the Cheshire Cat.
Had a much tougher time with this. Trying to recreate the feeling of the Cheshire Cat while making him look as 'odd' as possible. I preferred the 'slinkier' look on the second set of designs, it makes him seem more sly like he can slip about here and here whenever he wants, which is what he does in the books. Whether this is agreed on remains to be seen.
Saturday, 27 February 2010
Artefact 3 - the Child revisited
Quotes about the Jungian Child archetype:
"The mature personality of the Child archetype nurtures that part of us that yearns to be lighthearted and innocent, expecting the wonders of tomorrow, regardless of age." [source]
"Within each of us, the Innocent is the spontaneous, trusting child that, while a bit dependent, has the optimism to take the journey." [source]
The Designs
I'm branching off into two time periods from now on. Renaissance and modern day. So I'll start with the two designs I had based around those time periods.
(Click for larger versions)
The Question
Take a look at the two designs. Do these two characters look like how you would associate a Child archetype? If not, what would you suggest to alter their designs?
- colours?
- build?
- age?
- body language/expression?
- clothing?
Keep in mind that you can suggest anything you want for these designs. This way I can build up a variety of designs and with feedback and analysis, it will be much easier to figure out what works for these designs and why. Please bear in mind the general time periods when leaving feedback.
I thank everyone in advance for their feedback.
"The mature personality of the Child archetype nurtures that part of us that yearns to be lighthearted and innocent, expecting the wonders of tomorrow, regardless of age." [source]
"Within each of us, the Innocent is the spontaneous, trusting child that, while a bit dependent, has the optimism to take the journey." [source]
The Designs
I'm branching off into two time periods from now on. Renaissance and modern day. So I'll start with the two designs I had based around those time periods.
(Click for larger versions)
The Question
Take a look at the two designs. Do these two characters look like how you would associate a Child archetype? If not, what would you suggest to alter their designs?
- colours?
- build?
- age?
- body language/expression?
- clothing?
Keep in mind that you can suggest anything you want for these designs. This way I can build up a variety of designs and with feedback and analysis, it will be much easier to figure out what works for these designs and why. Please bear in mind the general time periods when leaving feedback.
I thank everyone in advance for their feedback.
Sunday, 6 December 2009
Maybe a change to the question
As I'm getting further into the PRP, I think I need to change my question a bit, otherwise I think I'm gonna miss the goal completely. So, to be able to keep myself on the right topic, I want to change my question from
Have character archetypes affected the development of characters through various forms of media?
to
How are different character archetypes used throughout various forms of media?
I think with this question, I can more easily give the examples I was hoping to give in the first place while still being able to identify what archetypes are used more than others and expanding on how current archetypes can be used to create new experiences for readers/viewers/gamers.
Have character archetypes affected the development of characters through various forms of media?
to
How are different character archetypes used throughout various forms of media?
I think with this question, I can more easily give the examples I was hoping to give in the first place while still being able to identify what archetypes are used more than others and expanding on how current archetypes can be used to create new experiences for readers/viewers/gamers.
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