Anita Yadav

Finished The Meg remake scene, had alot of fun experimenting with materials to make this.

The aftermath of the stop motion animation, the paint didn't mix fully into the water creating the color I wanted as you see it all stuck to the bottom of the tub, really became an expectations vs reality, but I will fix it up in digital and add bits that might be missing, shooting scenes on live water sure is difficult. But I had fun with it, now gonna start editing it.

Painted the giant shark white, now it's ready to be coated with natural shark colors.

Tried to make characters out of Clay and toy soldiers.

Made a boat out of lego and painted it to fit the scene.

Made the sky background for the projects, just need to touch up the clouds a bit with white paint before shooting the scene.

Made the second megalodon, just have to paint it. There's the comparison of the little meg vs big meg.

Sketching my story board for my project, it comes in useful when I'd be shooting scenes, it's like an instruction in a way.

Going to do storyboarding today, just decided to get the props ready first because it takes along time for the Clay to dry and paint so while it's drying I'll be drawing and planning.

Painted and detailed the shark I was working on, finished this guy, gonna make a bigger one for the other scene too.

I am sweeding a movie scene from the meg and I'm sculpting the meg from the boat right now, reference scene is above along with my current progress on the tidied up shark.

My final piece for the poster animation pretty proud of it

Poster movie animation. I chose life of pi and this is the plan, research and story board.

Pot throwing on the wheel.

Glazed and bisked the grids in black glaze, to make the glaze change color. And making it shiny.

Painted the objects with underglaze black paint and then dipped them in a transparent glaze.