More background shots throughout this week. Shot 8 is whre Jenny comes over to Pup. This background was fairly quick and easy to do as there's little details here.
This above shot takes place just in front of Jenny's house. Somehow it doesn't feel like it should, I'm not quite sure how to change the angle in this plus with being strained for time to finish this project I think it's good as it is. Partly I think they layout of the town is not as steep friendly as it should be, but since we're trying to have a small seaside village it's hard to just give rows and rows of same houses since it will lose the feel of a quiet town. However I feel that my knowledge of drawing in perspective has grown. Estelle likes this and didn't say anything negative about it.
This shot on the right is practically the same as and one from previous post, however it's a little bit zoomed out. I felt that it would be better to redraw the panel but with applied changes. Somehow I feel that just zooming out of the already drawn picture and patching the sides would be rather difficult to do since the brush that we're using is pressure sensitive and going over the same place twice will darken the colour.
This is a shot where Jenny opens the door. I haven't had a good chance to draw Jenny's house properly, except for when the camera pans towards it in an early scene, since I drew a whole town for that. I feel that Estelle prefers to draw it since it is her own creation and I was happy with her taking one of the backgrounds and drawing it. I really enjoy looking at the rose bushes, I think that they do a good job at adding a good feel to the house. I've changed it twice because of the height, other then that it was a pleasure to draw. I'm feeling good with the progress that I'm making with the backgrounds and I'm hoping to jump into colouring animation shots soon.
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