Hipster Hero Storyboards 6

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And now, the hipster story is done!  Or at least as done as it will be in storyboard form.  As I've said before, I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to make this into a comic book or even a series.  That will take a little more work, but they are so sassy and cute!  What do you think, would you pick this up at an artist alley?

Also, I would like to take a minute to tell you guys about finals at SCAD.  The noticeable lack of blog updates was due to my underestimating of finals work this quarter.  I worked as hard as I could for as long as I could to churn out my final projects, and I survived!  Yay.  After my working/coffee binge, I took some much needed time off, but now I'm just itching to get some more work done, and I'll be putting any new work I make up here.

Hipster Hero Storyboards 5--Roll Out

Part 5, holy crap!  To be continued, again!

Hipster Hero Storyboards 4

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Power power, power power, power up!  Dun-nun-nun-nun-nananana!  (I'm pretty sure that is going to be the best theme song ever.)

Hipster Hero Storyboards 3: Shit gets real.

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As promised, here is part 3!  Time to get all power rangers up in here.

Hipster Hero Storyboards 2!

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Woot woot!  Day #2 of the story.  Check out that hot storyboarding action!  Ohhhh yeaaaahhhhh.

Hipster Hero Storyboards

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And the hipsterness continues!  I had so much fun working with my Hipster Hero team, I decided to make it into a cartoon!  Well, not really.  This was another storyboarding assignment, but I did have a lot of fun working on it.  

You might notice that this is hardly a whole story.  Well, this whole week I'm going to be posting this story as far as I had it finished for class.  That is to say, the story was never really finished in the first place, but as much of it as I have finished will be posted through next Monday.

I do want to finish this someday.  Maybe even make a series, but it will be translated to the comics format.  I like storyboarding and animation, but it seems like a story that will play out well in a book format.  We will see!

Hipster Hideout

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Some of you might remember my Hipster Heroes, and this is the basement hideout I concocted for them.  Notice all the stolen art supplies and books.  Dead giveaway.  I really liked working on this project, but I had difficulty deciding how to light it.  I think the strong light doesn't come off quite right and could benefit from coloring, but I just love all the little grimy touches.  There is nothing more fun than rickety, run-down, or just plain dirty spaces to draw.

P.S.  Sorry for the late update, it is midterms right now.  So... sleeping and extra activities are on pause.