Project

The font for "Coming Soon" was changed to Verdana and coloured white to improve its visibility and make it more eye-catching. The title "The Moreau-Reyes" was designed with an underwater effect to reflect the poster's aquatic theme. I added the Sony Pictures Animation logo was added to enhance brand recognition and to give the poster a more professional and authentic appearance.

War causes severe and often long lasting environmental damage because on land, military activities destroy forests, habitats and farmland while the soil and water are contaminated by explosives and fuel leaks with toxic substances and this affects wildlife through habitat loss and increased poaching.

Conflict at sea can lead to oil spills, chemical pollution and damage to marine ecosystems. Military activities can disrupt marine life through noise and habitat disturbance. War significantly contributes to climate change through high greenhouse gas emissions from military operations, fires and reconstruction efforts. These environmental impacts persist long after conflicts end affecting ecosystems, food production, water quality and human health for decades.

Coral reefs are being destroyed mainly by warming oceans caused by climate change along with pollution, overfishing and other environmental pressures, these stresses lead to coral bleaching and widespread reef death. To help reefs recover scientists are growing baby corals through Coral IVF, raising coral fragments and replanting them onto damaged reefs.

This is what the guide map looked like on the trip for different events.

Most of the Pokémon items I got were from different booths selling badges or merchandise. The last two images show a surprise bag I got and the image in the middle shows a person selling 3D printed items.

I got these two keychains of a toy and plushie from the Kayou booth because they were doing a survey. If you did it, you could get these items for free.

I drew just an idea of what the guardian could look like for the fish creatures' leader.

Some references:

His life tells a story of how humanity's relationship with nature changed during the 20th century. As an explorer and hunter, he treated the ocean as a frontier to be discovered and used. Through his time of filming, diving and living at sea, he witnessed firsthand the environmental damage to the marine world and gradually became one of the world's leading advocates.

The greatest legacy for him was changing how people saw the ocean not just exploring it. Through underwater films and tv, he revealed the sea as a living and fragile ecosystem worthy of protection.

Documenting things, artist booths, merchandise and live talk events I saw at Comic-Con.

I saw many booths that were selling small figures with environments inside a Pokémon ball that was almost the size of your hand.

On the octopus's skin I used a brush that has a spot texture and I decided to put it on him because without it look too plain or flat. I used this same method for the girl's freckles. For the submarine I used a base colour for now to make sure everything was in the right place and in line. Then I could change it to a more teal colour and I put shadows around all the characters.

I adjusted the father's skin tone to appear warmer as the original version looked too pale. I also coloured the line art to create a softer and more natural appearance. For all of the characters I added subtle blush shading to give their faces more depth and dimension helping the skin look less flat and more realistic. I also used the reference character sheet to help with the colouring.

I use red when outlining because it makes it easier to clearly distinguish between the sketch and my lines. I then change the outlines to a brown tone by alpha locking them and using the lasso tool to quickly change them to any colour. Finally I add blue for the eyes in a separate layer.

With my idea I decided to draw on a larger scale on A3 paper and I tried to find poses for the characters. However I couldn't find any close to what I'd imagined for them so I did it without one. I used my character reference sheets to help remember the shape of the eyes and hairstyles.

I created multiple drawings with the family together in their adventures in the submarine or underwater that could help the animation series to first introduce the audience and to get to know them. Later on focus less on the whole family when the season continues showing each character having their own moment in the adventure.

Maybe the names have something related to hope, light, or the ocean? The children's surname changed from their old one to the family surname which is "Moreau-Reyes," but I am showing what their old surname used to be.

First name and Surename:

Ginger girl - Sorcha Fraser, 17 years old

Twins boy - Andre and Darius Grant, both are 11 years old

Mother - Amélie Moreau, 31 years old

Father - Alejandro Reyes, 33 years old