Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Monday, July 19, 2010
Look at Me is up and running happily!
Yay, that is quite great, right?
So, please visit
Look at Me, the confessions of an obsessive compulsive workaholic.
And enjoy. I apologize if it's bad! I'll try harder every week XD!
For now it's being updated daily or almost daily, but soon it will turn to a two day update kind of thing! YAY!
Best, best, best!
Vera.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Look at Me, web-comic pre-release.
Oh Mr Crumbles, leaving all the crumbs, getting obsessed over petty things. Yes, yes, I know, crumbs are horrible and messy. But what can you do, Mr Crumbles, it is in your nature...
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Futile/Fertile
As we find ourselves in the age of androgyny, where the sex roles have become as unstable as Windows Vista, some become prisoners of a hyper-visual, hyper-consumerist, hyper- vane society. And they choose to disappear, denying their nature.
Futile or fertile?
Photoshop + Cintiq + 30 min of spare time = a happy illustrator.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Eye Level Review - first public display.
This is great, yet terrifying. My work is being exposed publicly in Gastown, at Cambie and West Cordova. It is quite a project, involving several artists, some of them homeless, some street graffiti masters. All of us with our own vision, our own discourse, but with a common goal of intervening public space, cheering the crowd. The project was conceptualized by Andrew Owen, a crazy, amazing guy from Toronto. Definitely check out his site, just wow.
The piece I made for the entry is called "Offseted Cloud Dissipation No1" and implies several stages of creation:
a) First I animated the clouds dissipating, I scanned in the animation and I devided the frames in 9 pieces. Every piece was printed separately and assembled into a huge stencil.
b) Then white paint was applied
c) Then orange
d) For five times in a row.
Enjoy
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acrylics,
andre owen,
animation,
art,
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stencil,
vancouver
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Agology.
A great project I am working on right now, a documentary based on the life of Agah Bahari, his struggles in Iran and how he struggled as a musician during the rise of the regime. I am in charge of the animation piece that tells some of the childhood stories.
Here are some first concept art and character designs. The design is based on the image of Gilgamesh and the ancient Babylonian imagery, as well as the puppet aesthetics, those are slightly easier to work with in Flash, in which the animation is going to be produced.
Monday, May 31, 2010
Online portfolio.
The system demands a nice and round portfolio, therefore, we will give it to them.
Vera's online portfolio
And it's form follows it's primary function: to communicate design.
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asterisk,
form follows function,
hypertext,
portfolio
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