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Monday, 1 July 2013

Subway/ Disney Pixar's Monster's University Storyboards

What's good pistoleros!? Did some story art via Pretzel Films for a Subway Ad, and thought I'd share it with you seeing I saw the ad aired.

Went through numerous drafts... and well, yeah, this is one of the last ones I suspect:

© 2013 Subway / Monster's University Promo (1 of 3). Storyboard by Dulani Wilson. All rights reserved to respective owners.

© 2013 Subway / Monster's University Promo (2 of 3). Storyboard by Dulani Wilson. All rights reserved to respective owners.

© 2013 Subway / Monster's University Promo (3 of 3). Storyboard by Dulani Wilson. All rights reserved to respective owners.

Check out the ad:

Sum up,
Let's wrap this up all nicely with a bow shall we.

Friday, 25 November 2011

Kids With Guns

Storyboard time again friends. This time for David Clark. Cool guy. Worked with him on a project with Natasha on Reunion earlier this year. He sent me snapshots of that and it looks like its coming together in a big way. We digress.

The boards was for a short narrative about kids with imaginary weaponry. Look-a-here:

Sum up,

Iron Monkey Flag,
And corrections (annoying mind lapses)

Friday, 15 April 2011

suicide, IT'S A SUICIDE!!!

Short and sweet. Suicide Kids is a thriller coming out in June 2011. They had a little competition going and I thought I might as well enter. Plus seems I've been flexing my design muscle of late. Getting back into the clean image. Here's one of 3:

Blood In. Blood out. Title got me listening to AOTP:

But seriously, suicide's for the weak.

Seems the church charity I did some work for wants me back. Designed a poster for them... Sorry if looks like an advert for a dandy good time in a gay club, but as any graphic designer, soldiers of art and Nazi's on trial will tell you, 'We were just following orders':

Reexporting some animations after a bit of a tweek. It's taking forever. But hey who's watching time. Tick Tock.

Sum up,

My words are fortified through struggle. Your words are empty and ring hollow. I'm sorry that you can never relate.