Finally, here it is, The Adventures of Indiana Jones! It’s been a long journey getting this made and I’m very excited to finally share it with you all! I hope you will have fun watching it as much as I had making it and please let me know what you thought of it.
Get that whip crackin’!
Allright, this is it! The last batch of concept art before the final project goes online tomorrow. I hope you enjoyed this little peek behind the curtain. Thanks for the enormous support and enthusiasm for my project, I can’t wait to share it with you all. The professor returns tomorrow!
These are some studies for the design of Dr. Jones himself. Harrison Ford has one of the hardest faces to capture and I was really struggling to get him right. So I called in the expert help of Jordi Peters. He is great with stylized caricatures and his contribution really pointed out the key features of Ford’s face to me. The first pic is Jordi’s work and the second one are my designs based on Jordi’s pointers. Thanks Jordi!
Yet another batch of preliminary art.
And a Short Round maquette to keep Indy company.
This is a maquette I sculpted probably before I ever planned to start my animated project. The style and design is a bit different from the final character design for Indy.
Only a matter of days untill the release! I know you’re all glued to your seats already, so to make the wait a little more bearable, I’m going to share some concepts and sketches of things that didn’t make it into the final cut. I’ll post new stuff every day untill Thursday. The countdown has started!
These were early concepts for prints for Acme Archives Limited, so in a way you could say this is the stuff that got the “ball rolling”.
Very early studies to get the look and feel down for the animation.
There you have it, September 29th is the official release date for my animated Indiana Jones project, so whip out your calenders and mark the date! Just a little disclaimer though, please don’t expect a full feature film, or even a 20 minute episode. Animation is a lot of work and there’s only so much you can accomplish with a small team of 1 and a handfull of assistants. Think more like something along the lines of a fully animated proof of concept.