Goodby doodles

For some reason I stumbled on these little sketches I did for a goodbye email at my last job (Brownbag Films), without context these might seem random but here we are:

Blender Grease Pencil Tutorial by Spitfire Storyboards

Just throwing this up here for my own records, but great resource for blending 2D/3D storyboarding techniques:



Part 1: LINK

Composition Thumnails: Yuzo Kawashima

Half assed calling this a study, but really this is just couch sketching :P

I once read it's a good idea to look at a sequence that takes place in a room, and look at how the camera is handled. See if you can draw the room and figure out how they planned it.

In this sequence they got a lot of cool compositions by having the characters move through the scene and change their poses, and so without creating new camera angles, they get a lot of new compositions and keep it interesting.

Freelance Taxes etc UK

I am posting this mainly for reference for myself when I need to do my taxes later this year :P

How to fill in self assessment guide:
https://www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk/en/articles/how-to-fill-in-a-self-assessment-tax-return

Really good tip on how to calculate your rent and other home utility expenses:
https://www.freeagent.com/guides/expenses/working-from-home-expenses-sole-traders/

Another page with ink studies

Reference- Cinematic Storboard artists

Got a couple of links to some awesome story artists' websites. I stick 'em up here for myself as reference (and anybody who stumbles on this blog :D)

First is a guy who I currently have the pleasure of working with:

Ernest Agullo :
https://ernestagullo.carbonmade.com/
http://ernestagullo.blogspot.com/

Rembert Montald: https://www.artstation.com/sharkyspoon

Seung Eun Kim: https://www.artstation.com/kse332

Jane Wu : https://www.janewu.net/

Dan Milligan: https://www.danmilligan.com/