Still from my thesis film, Life Cycle
A still from my self-directed short film entitled Life Cycle. Made with frame by frame animation using ToonBoom Harmony, entirely by myself.
I am an aspiring background painter and 2D animator, about to graduate with a BA(hons) in animation. I take much of my inspiration from nature and the world around me and enjoy experimenting with shape and colour. I aim to create ivocative and visually striking backgrounds to accompany my frame-by-frame 2D animation.
Studying abroad really opened me up to the possibilities of using surrealism within animation, and I have enjoyed exploring these concepts on my final year at UWE! My thesis film, Life Cycle, is all about evolution and, in turn, the process of life, death and rebirth. Life Cycle is an spiritual successor to my second-year film, UToPIA and will premiere at the UWE Degree Show in June.
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A still from my self-directed short film entitled Life Cycle. Made with frame by frame animation using ToonBoom Harmony, entirely by myself.
A still from my self-directed short film entitled Life Cycle. This scene is near the end of the film and features a "hand tree" climbing towards the sky.
Shot from my film UToPIA, made with frame by frame animation in ToonBoom Harmony during my 6-month study abroad program at MOME, Budapest.
Another still from Life Cycle. The shot features a four-footed mammal inspecting a smaller grub-like creature.
Another still from Life Cycle. The shot features a swarm of flies leaving the frame, which features a bright, psychadelic landscape.
A still from my thesis film, Life Cycle. This shot is near the beginning of the film, and features a strange alien lifeform.