Clock Shot

This is a shot that Naomi had animated but I finished. This was mostly me fixing up her linework because the lines were very sketched and there were quite a few random white lines in the middle of the black ones that were stuck out. I also had the job of adding in a background and the table, as well as adding the same lighting effects that I put on the Sandy head turn using photoshop. 

I did alter Naomi's work a little. One was changing the clock colour to red to match the theme - just by taking her colours in Harmony and moving the hue sliders all in to the same position in the red - this changed all of the colouring in her work. I also changed the direction of the light source on her three toned clock shading to match my head turn lighting angle - (as if there was a crack of light coming from a far away door.) 

Another thing I did was make all of the numbers vanish when the numbers came to change instead of a steady flash, which made it more clear to a viewer what had happened, as now it's not a blink and you miss it moment. 

Final clock shot

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• Naomi gave this to me today and I had it done quite quickly so we were able to have a whole shot fully rendered and take off from our work load. It also meant Naomi was still online to give me feedback on the final shot, which she liked. 
• The lighting matched the head turn shot perfectly and the use of the multiplier on the shadows in photoshop made it so the numbers were still bright in all the black - which was perfect for the final shot and made a nice glow. 

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I wasn't quite able to smooth out all of the linework and some of the shadows don't have the bumpy texture because it turned very pixilated - but I tried to add a less smooth edge to them in the photoshop light edit just with a colour drop and the brush.