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    Unit 2: SpaceOGR

    By Kadeem Reid

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    Never ending story synopsis

    This is a book bursting at the seams with imaginative description of a wacky fantasyworld where the strangest things happen to even strangest creatures, for a visual artist

    it is a real treat to have this book as inspiration as Ende portrays such a believableworld, what I like about this book is the fact that no mater how silly or outrageous an

    object or thing described in the book is, it will always have some sort of purpose in the

    world. That for a concept artist is a brilliant thing because the more you understand anobject the easier it is to draw.

    Many things happened in 1970sThat could be said to have inspired Ende, specifically I

    think in 1979 the closest pictures of Jupiter's rings were captured by the NASAsVoyager, this discovery of new worlds is a potent example of man venture into the

    unknown just like Bastions journey through Fantastica

    Michael Ende, published 1979,

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    Scene break down

    Scene 1 the dark forest camp fire

    Excerpt 1 conveys a old dark creaking forest and a campfire, Iloved the idea of this even though somewhat clich, I cant help but

    imagine the way the light from a fie will interact with the texture ofthe old trees, rocks and bushes around it. Also I could add a small

    amount of characters design into the mix as a few I gatheredaround the fire.

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    Influence map forest campfire

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    Key thumnails for forest

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    Scene breakdown

    Scene 2 the desert of colour

    The next excerpt will be a tricky one as its borderline crazy, a multi

    coloured desert landscape, I want to stay away from a really trippy

    colourful mess and maybe add some structures into it to make thedunes more dynamic, also I want to try and make the colours look

    realistic.

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    Desert influence map

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    Key thumbnails

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    Scene break downs

    By far the most exciting image of all, the magnificent Silver CityDepicted in the second excerpt, I want to stay away from the

    generic cityscape for my final image, although this may prove tobe the most difficult, I want to create a scene that actually shows

    a specific part of the city.

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    Silver city influence map

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    Key thumbnails Silver City

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    Essay introduction.Investigation into the visual concepts and production design of iRobot

    The concept artist plays an important role in the film industry, although sometimes undermined, he or she is task withcreating the first visual expression of the directors production. Concepts are used to inspire people and intrigue their

    imagination, by giving them a glimpse of what the final product could potentially look like. In this essay I will analysecritically the visual concepts and production work of director Alex Proyas iRobot (2004). Research into the iRobot crewhas shown me the key concept artist for this production who are Andy Chung, Edwin Natividad and Stephen Martiniere.

    Their blogs an online portfolios will be used to illustrate this essay.