
Knocked up some title screens for each reel on my showreel. They keep with the same theme as the menus which i think keeps a nice continuity and brings the piece together.
These are the colour swatches for the background. I really enjoy the green and orange on still. A good mixture of the two would eliminate the chance of loosing our dragon. How to get that balance on maya will have to be trial and error. Immediate solutions that spring to mind would be to use one of the swatches ouright and use the other color through lighting.
This is the initial concept for the scene. A merky autumnal forest, with mist and and intense sunlight. After speaking to lydia about this she said she would like play with some of the colours and see what the image would look like with greens and blues instead of intense red. I agreed with her as we are having a red dragon and I am worried that if we keep this colour scheme then we will lose the dragon.

I used photoshop to draw up some menus for my showreel. I wanted them to look simple, and ive decided that the theme for DVD is blue. I really like how they came out. I used the same font throughout for continuity purposes and didn't stray from the blue stripe on either menu. I decided to have contact as another menu as then the page will stay up until they click home. This gives clients time to take note of my details.
This will be the basis of our scene. The storyboards both me a lydia initially came up with were set atop a mountain with a cave and pool outside. There wood be a british landscape painted in to fill the skyline.