Torn Lips, no Eyes
When I was outlining the story for The Wendigo Effect, my sci-fi horror film, I had a scene in mind where a girl with torn lips appears. I wasn’t sure […]
Category Archives: Director’s Sketchbook
Finding the right Tone for the Metallic Beast
I created some quick watercolour sketches to find the mood and colour palette for Echoes‘ Megastructure. I think that I am still not there, but I am on the track, […]
Breathing Life into Rust
I am currently very busy at the multimedia company I work at, but I still wanted to share some of the texture ideas for Echoes, my animated science fiction short […]
Where the nasty things happen
In one of my recent posts, I mentioned a scene from The Wendigo Effect, a sci-fi-horror movie I am working on, which needed a creepy look. As it was very […]
Back to the Scribble Board with the Backgrounds
As I was not pleased with the results of the second round of 3 D tests, I had to find another way of creating my backgrounds. Simply sticking some painted […]
The Birth of Echoes
Very soon after I had decided to run a concept test for my full lenght feature, I knew that I wanted a story that takes place on a desolated frontier […]
A Peek into my Sketchbook – The Colours of Echoes
As I was quite happy with my first texture tests for Echoes, I went on to the next step – creating sample textures. As mentioned in an earlier post, I […]
Echoes – An Animated Science Fiction Short Film
In January 2010 I finished my script for The Wendigo Effect, my full length science fiction horror movie. I realized that it would be very difficult for an unknown filmmaker […]
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