Wulfie: character design

Voici des dessins de développement de personnages que j'ai effectués pour A Man & Ink, un studio irlandais.
Le projet de serie auquel c'est destiné entre en production, alors je les montre enfin!
Le processus a été le suivant: ils m'ont d'abord envoyé un descriptif du projet, et un script d'episode.
J'ai essayé des variations sur le personnage principal, puis ai developpé leur version preferée. J'ai fait des dessins du loup, et quelques croquis pour les personnages secondaires.
Vous pouvez voir les modeles définitifs mis au point par Tom là et le trailer de la serie ici

Here are character development drawings i did at the beginning of the year for a very sympathetic studio based in Ireland. I didn't show my drawings much until now, because the project it was aimed for was still in development.
For the reader who know nothing about the process, it went like this: they contacted me, sent me an overline of the project, a possible script for an episode, and asked me to come up with some concept;
I started with variation on the main character, Libby: older, and younger, with different hair and clothes styles... Then I developped poses for the version they choose, and came up with some concepts illustrating the relation between the girl and Wulfie (the wolf)
I had only three days for this project. I spend the last day drawings some of the secondary characters: the brother, mother, father, teatcher...

It was great fun. And now, the studio, A Man & Ink is really starting the project:
see on their blog: here are my drawings and the final designs Tom came up with and here is the trailer

Winter in Paris, and TV sketches

Vendredi, ce fut à nouveau une petite dose de Montreuil. Le meme cirque, mais pour m'entendre dire que mon portfolio ne faisait pas assez "jeune adulte" cette fois çi. Rageant... Du coup j'ai fait ce dessin en rentrant! Le reste, ce sont des dessins fait devant la tv: un épisode d'Hercule Poirot, et Angels in America
Friday i went to Montreuil again, and was aid that my work was "not "young adult" enough". That really anoyed me, so when i came back home i did this drawing to get rid of the annoyance feeling. The rest are not-so-old sketches done in front of the TV: an Hercule Poirot episode, and Angels in America