YooByoo

Recently I had a stint working with the good folks at Treehouse Republic. While I was there I did design work for a few projects. 

One project I'm particularly proud to have contributed to was an ad for children's charity YooByoo. I designed the backgrounds for the animated segment of the advert.

Here's are some further pieces I did when developing the backgrounds.

The full advert for YooByoo can be found here. Check it out!

Thanks as always for dropping by!

Vintage Portrait

Done for the Irish Sketch Society. This week's theme is Old Fashioned Portraits.
I originally did this in colour and threw a bunch of filters over it to give it the vintage effect. The one on the left is the one I submitted.The one on the right is the piece in it's pre-filter form. Because I like the colours so much I decided to put it up here too.

Thanks for having a look!

The Vale of Tears

Please right-click images to view in full.

Whew! This is such a mess. It took me forever and I was never entirely sure what I was doing. Lots of experimentation and not everything works. But I'm happy with it overall.

A tribute to one of the prettiest games I've played in a while. I can't do it justice.

Thanks for having a look!

Finding the lighthouse...

And some detail close- ups:

Blackadder II

"It is said, Percy, that civilised man seeks out good and intelligent company, so that through learned discourse he may rise above the savage and closer to God.

Personally, however, I like to start the day with a total dickhead to remind me I'm best."

Ellie

Ellie's a cool dude. She's also quite annoying. Mixed feelings.

Done using this brush, recommended by Adam Kavanagh. Check out his blog here.

Misdirection

This is my submission for this year's Animation Art Show in the Science Gallery. It's a fun little auction that helps raise money for a good cause. Lots of my friends from the industry have entered pieces as well. I encourage anyone who's in the area on the 2nd and 3rd of November to pop along. It's going to be a great event. Details below.

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http://www.animationartshow.com/

As always, thanks for having a look :)