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Here is my Full Rendered Colour Comp for week 7. I had some fun creating the different outfits and personalities of all my little cartoon police people! I tried to make the uniforms different from one another- representing different careers available! Also, I have a few cruisers and parking meters going around our little Toronto police world. I really like this- I think ts clean and cute and viewer-friendly for an Instagram post- as that was the overall task of this project. Stay tuned for any adjustments!

This is my final coloured Thumbnail! I incorporated hospital colours, added skin tones, added environmental details and realistic colours you would see in a hospital environment. This was a really fun project- and although I'm still struggling a little bit with adjusting to the Wacom tablet- I feel myself getting a little more used to using it! Thank you :)

For this assignment, we were asked to create a six-frame storyboard, with a made up-or real-life plot (from a tv show/ movie etc..) I chose to create my own scenario of what could happen in an emergent situation- as I watch ALOT of Greys Anatomy! This was my thought process- it's very messy! You can read each frame in the picture- but basically its a scenario of someone being rushed to a hospital. I chose to add two extra panels as I felt I wanted to put a little more work into this project! This is my Line art submission- showing my layout and how my storyboard will play out. I have included realistic nurses/ doctors, ambulances, monitors, shock paddles and a hospital! This is my final greyscale submission! I have entered tonal value to indicate where I want shadows to occur. I will now begin adding colour into my storyboard! I like my storyboard because it showcases movement, emotion, and is eye-catching! Also, it has a happy ending :) Stay tuned for the colour version!!

This is the first thumbnail I created for this project! I followed through with creating the goofy funky type of cartoon style. I wanted to showcase Toronto Police in what looked like the typical city street in Toronto, Ontario with the type. I really enjoyed creating this one- and feel it could be a really fun way of grabbing the eye of viewers. This is the second concept I created in the thumbnail stage. I wanted this to stay kind of "emoticon" ish. I was seeking a very easy- and visually readable piece as this is a completely different way of conveying a message than the example above. I really wanted to showcase variety with this project- showing how advanced and how simple I can vary through my designs. I incorporated the Toronto flag in the middle of our little "police" world.  I have different ages, genders, disabilities etc.. all incorporated into this design. I really like this one as well- as I think it would be a really cool punch on an Instagram ad.

This week I was instructed to complete a few thumbnail sketches for the Toronto Police department recruiting ad. Although these are very loose and rough- I feel each of my concepts may hold potential for what the client is searching for. My first sketch is a united circle- with different job titles- such as police constables, parking enforcement, etc.. In the center I would have the Toronto flag- with the tag line they provided " One Career, Many opportunities". I feel this idea portrays community- and strong relationships within the field which can be a very important trait in the workforce. My second sketch is having a variety of cartoon esk drawings of different police job ranks- all different cultures, ages and ranks all together in front of Toronto's streets. In the background,  I thought it would be cool to incorporate the sun on the horizon- but filled with multicultural flags of the world- a lot of which make up Toronto's culture! My third sketch is pr

This is the second part of my assignment for storyboarding the grim reaper- but with colour! I had lots of fun playing around and using the digital brushes. I believe I was pretty successful at achieving what I wanted- just still getting used to how the layers and digital workspace works. If I could add anything- I would print it out and go ontop with my pencil crayons to make it more crisp!