Production – Final
May 12, 2010Production 4
May 5, 2010Production 3
April 28, 2010Production 2
April 21, 2010Production 1
April 14, 2010Judge
April 7, 2010Due to the time constraint, I end up doing a small part of my storyboard. I am going to use 3D modeling tool.
In this judge stage, I came up with three questions:
1. How do you understand the piece?
2. What is good about it?
3. What needs to be changed or improved?
The result that I got was: The story is not that well-developed – hope to see more, the color and the mood is pretty good.
Non-repeating comments: Wish to see shot from afar.
What I am changing: I am in the process of revising the shots and adding more frames: the bird flies over a city.
Schedule of Production:
Week 1: Background modeling
Week 2: Character modeling
Week 3: Character modeling, Background and character texturing
Week 4: Texturing and animation
Week 5: Final
Designer 2
March 31, 2010Designer 1
March 17, 2010My story is entitled The King and The Fish. Since the story is originally long in total, I would not be able to animate the whole story until the end.
The story goes on like this:
In a faraway land, there is a kingdom with fish as its royal symbol. The king wears a fish inside an aquarium on his head. The fish is called: The King’s Fish. The King’s Fish has been the symbol of the king’s power for many many years. The King’s Fish can only bears one child in its lifetime. When a fish dies, its role as the King’s Fish is taken over by its child, and so on, and so on.
Problem occurs when someday, the King’s Fish disappears before it bears the royal family any child. The king is very angry. The palace attendants hide themselves…
Explore 3
March 3, 2010Today, I post some sketches based on and inspired by my research from cultural event, the Autumn Festival to be exact. The festival is based on a legend of the moon rabbit.
The legend tells the story of a rabbit who sacrificed himself to be eaten by a poor beggar, who turned out to be Buddha. Touched by his kindness, Buddha moved the rabbit to the moon palace.



























