http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_t4pdJ4UYg&feature=youtu.be
Enjoy
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Okay I lied
Okay, I lied. This post contains the story board. Its not much because not a lot happens in the film.
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The script.
Okay, as promised, here is the script for the 4 great spheres.
I wrote this after shot the video. I had the an idea of what I wanted to do. However, I wasn't entirely sure what. Then the idea came to me! Let's make an origin myth video!
Here's the script that I wrote shortly thereafter.
I wrote this after shot the video. I had the an idea of what I wanted to do. However, I wasn't entirely sure what. Then the idea came to me! Let's make an origin myth video!
Here's the script that I wrote shortly thereafter.
In the beginning, all was but black space. Existence could
not begin without creation, and so the need for the four great creators was
born. In the form of four great spheres,
the creators descended from the next world to breathe life in to the chaotic abyss
that came before.
Strandella, the mightiest of the creators, poured her raw
strength into creating the energy that would birth the sun. And with her power of might, crafted the rock
and the worlds that would orbit the sun. Shaping the worlds in their image.
Rudain, with his love of order, created the basic laws that
our universe would operate under. Gravity, physics, matter, all come from the
mind and law of Rudain whose power upholds these laws to this day.
Laurendai, with her gift of control, created the sky and
seas of these worlds. Making all of our planets safe and habitable for all
forms of life that the final creator would bring.
Kyoton, with his bright spirit, let lose his flesh and soul
onto the worlds. As his flesh rained down upon the worlds, their forms became
their own, and all creatures began to populate the worlds. His spirit however,
nestled within the grounds and surfaces and plants of all kinds burst forth
from the earths.
As all have been born of the spheres, so shall all return to
them when the time of their return comes. I’spherus drustus.
For the record, that last line is the people's equivalent to "Amen." When I get creative I go all out. Next post will have the video link.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Updates
So I now it's been a while since my last post. BUT that's because i've been hard at work with stuff for my time media project...
Which turns out is gonna be a short origin myth film about four colossal balls that made everything.
... yeah. It makes sense and I think it's slightly better than it sounds.
... I think... I hope... I pray....
In any case, my next post will contain the script, because I accidentally deleted it off my flash drive. And while I DO have the storyboard with me, its kind of hard to show what it looks like because its on paper.
That said, the film is pretty much done. I just need to get some feedback and upload it to the tube. Stay tuned or whatever attention gripping phrase you want.
Later.
Which turns out is gonna be a short origin myth film about four colossal balls that made everything.
... yeah. It makes sense and I think it's slightly better than it sounds.
... I think... I hope... I pray....
In any case, my next post will contain the script, because I accidentally deleted it off my flash drive. And while I DO have the storyboard with me, its kind of hard to show what it looks like because its on paper.
That said, the film is pretty much done. I just need to get some feedback and upload it to the tube. Stay tuned or whatever attention gripping phrase you want.
Later.
Friday, March 16, 2012
This post is for my Midterm. It is my abstract and my self evaluation.
The picture of the tree is a picture of a tree. The idea behind it was to create a picture of a semi ideal world. Hence the very soft look behind it. I was new at Photoshop when I made this but it fit the theme of the portfolio, which was each picture had to have a sun and a moon in it.
The next picture, dark moon, was a conceptual idea of what things would look like if the moon emitted dark light. It was a very constructional idea. I used the grass brush tool, admittedly, but it worked well for what I wanted. I used some effects in it but overall, the idea came together rather well.
Purple Moon was what I wanted to create from working with lines. The pattern initially was all that was going to include. However, given that a focus was needed, I decided to throw a purple moon into the picture because I felt the color worked better than a white one. Another idea that I incorporated was to reverse the colors on a duplicate layer and make some panels disappear. It worked well I feel.
Doom’s night was an idea of what I imagined of what would happen if the sun giver of life, decided that he didn’t want to give us his light anymore. The eye on the sun was done to show the malice in the sun. And the bow around the sun was done to show the colors of the sky, fading into the sun. It was another conceptual picture, which is another theme in my portfolio.
Warring gods is the battle that we’ve all been waiting for! What if the sun and the moon went to war with eachother? That was the idea and so I did it. I didn’t really want a background for this one so instead I showed the rays of various different colors hitting eachother to give the look of the sun and the moon firing rays of light at eachother. The colors I used were the colors of heat and the white of the moons light.
The picture of the sun and the moon with the small unidentifiable body was yet another conception that I wanted to convey. If the sun and moon had a child what would you get? The colors were extremely bright in this one and I consider this image my best. It’s warm. The funny thing is, originally, the idea was just to have the stars visible during the day. But I decided that the image again lacked focus so I added a moon. But I found that image too boring so then the final conception was born as I smeared colors and added effects.
Self Eval
Personally, as far as all the pictures go, I am extremely pleased and satisfied with how they came out. Especially for someone who has had no previous Photoshop experience, like myself. The only picture I am slightly dissatisfied with is the picture of a tree because I did that one with no knowledge of layers or special effects. However, it was invaluable as a learning experience and I am still very proud of it. The picture I am most pleased with is the picture of the conceptual child of the sun and the moon. The colors are bright and the effects are stellar. The total time spent for the entire project was probably close to 5 ½ hours. The picture of a tree was a thirty minute timed picture and the others were each around 1 hour.
The picture of the tree is a picture of a tree. The idea behind it was to create a picture of a semi ideal world. Hence the very soft look behind it. I was new at Photoshop when I made this but it fit the theme of the portfolio, which was each picture had to have a sun and a moon in it.
The next picture, dark moon, was a conceptual idea of what things would look like if the moon emitted dark light. It was a very constructional idea. I used the grass brush tool, admittedly, but it worked well for what I wanted. I used some effects in it but overall, the idea came together rather well.
Purple Moon was what I wanted to create from working with lines. The pattern initially was all that was going to include. However, given that a focus was needed, I decided to throw a purple moon into the picture because I felt the color worked better than a white one. Another idea that I incorporated was to reverse the colors on a duplicate layer and make some panels disappear. It worked well I feel.
Doom’s night was an idea of what I imagined of what would happen if the sun giver of life, decided that he didn’t want to give us his light anymore. The eye on the sun was done to show the malice in the sun. And the bow around the sun was done to show the colors of the sky, fading into the sun. It was another conceptual picture, which is another theme in my portfolio.
Warring gods is the battle that we’ve all been waiting for! What if the sun and the moon went to war with eachother? That was the idea and so I did it. I didn’t really want a background for this one so instead I showed the rays of various different colors hitting eachother to give the look of the sun and the moon firing rays of light at eachother. The colors I used were the colors of heat and the white of the moons light.
The picture of the sun and the moon with the small unidentifiable body was yet another conception that I wanted to convey. If the sun and moon had a child what would you get? The colors were extremely bright in this one and I consider this image my best. It’s warm. The funny thing is, originally, the idea was just to have the stars visible during the day. But I decided that the image again lacked focus so I added a moon. But I found that image too boring so then the final conception was born as I smeared colors and added effects.
Self Eval
Personally, as far as all the pictures go, I am extremely pleased and satisfied with how they came out. Especially for someone who has had no previous Photoshop experience, like myself. The only picture I am slightly dissatisfied with is the picture of a tree because I did that one with no knowledge of layers or special effects. However, it was invaluable as a learning experience and I am still very proud of it. The picture I am most pleased with is the picture of the conceptual child of the sun and the moon. The colors are bright and the effects are stellar. The total time spent for the entire project was probably close to 5 ½ hours. The picture of a tree was a thirty minute timed picture and the others were each around 1 hour.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Skyborn
Feel the wrath of my conceptions. Okay, so in my last post I drew the sun and the moon doing battle with each other. Well in this one I was all like, "Hey! What would it look like if you could see stars during the day." Thus with the help of the smear brush tool thingy and an alteration of the standard brush (and my girlfriend helping me figure the brush alterations out so I could actually do any of this), the background was born. I then made two spheres, first a sun and then a moon. Again, my girlfriend helped me out here because she told me how to spherical and apply the kick-ass textures you see on the Moon and the Mun. But then I thought about it and decided that the picture was missing something. So I drew up another sphere and made it its own layer and colored it and textured it and then BEHOLD!
Mun - The conceptual child of the sun and the moon. Copyright Anthony Restivo.
Warring Gods
Don't ask. Just don't ask. I can tell you what I did, but as far as what this is I have no idea. I made the background, decided I wanted the picture to resemble the sun and the moon fighting each other, and then made each circle its own layer. I added the textures, decided I wanted the suns texture soft and the moon's texture hard. I then took the color smear brush tool thingy and then mixed all the colors of the sky into the background, as well as some lunar light. The End. I brosent to you all, Warring Gods.
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