Junior Year

   at Nemo Academy

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'The Heroic Quest of Queen Ellie'
Adobe Animate

Chosen a scene from an existing animated TV show, we then had to recreate it designing our own characters and using a live action video as background.
The scene I chose to recreate comes from the Cartoon Network show 
'the Heroic Quest of the Valiant Prince Ivandoe’ where the main character is a young British buck, who is a prince and has a bird servant that helps him accomplish his adventures. 
My characters didn’t go too far from the original, they’re still a British royal and a humble servant ready to do everything it takes to please its master.
In addition to that I also created the set for the live action background.

'Walkmen & iPod'
Toon Boom Harmony

For our junior year final animation we were given carte blanche, however:
 -A good exercise would be to animate inanimate objects- 
I immediately thought of an illustration I had seen once on the internet 
and decided to base my animation off of it. 
It’s simply what happens when a very talkative old man sits next to a low tempered teen.






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