The story is nice and simple and looks to be the part of a larger tale. Plus, the scenes you've created are great because you can show real texture in the environments, especially the forest and yaga's home area. I'm already picturing the glowing skulls casting their warm glow.
Hi Claire, As I told you yesterday, I really think this is going to be a beautiful story for all your lighting and texturing skills. The mystery of the forest, the character in search of light and the skull lit fence... as Moki said I can picture the skull lit fence too. I really like your revisions!
This has the potential to be a very scary piece! The lighting, the house on chicken legs moving ... maybe Baba Yaga can suddenly appear from nowhere. Vasilisa is trying futilely to light her candle from the skull, she hears a noise and turns, and suddenly Baba Yaga is right there!
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Hey Claire, storyboards are looking great! I really like the simplifying work you've done on your story structure.
The story is nice and simple and looks to be the part of a larger tale. Plus, the scenes you've created are great because you can show real texture in the environments, especially the forest and yaga's home area. I'm already picturing the glowing skulls casting their warm glow.
Hi Claire,
As I told you yesterday, I really think this is going to be a beautiful story for all your lighting and texturing skills. The mystery of the forest, the character in search of light and the skull lit fence... as Moki said I can picture the skull lit fence too. I really like your revisions!
Claire,
This has the potential to be a very scary piece! The lighting, the house on chicken legs moving ... maybe Baba Yaga can suddenly appear from nowhere. Vasilisa is trying futilely to light her candle from the skull, she hears a noise and turns, and suddenly Baba Yaga is right there!
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