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JOB TITLE Character Designer
REPORTING TO: Producer
SUMMARY OF THE ROLE:
Brown Bag Films has opened a 2D Animation Studio in Manchester and is recruiting for the position of CHARACTER DESIGNER.
Working in a busy creative environment, the successful candidate will work on a new, high profile, 52x11 minute episode pre-school series for a global children’s channel.
The series is being created in Toon Boom Harmony.
SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES:
· Work with the Art Director to refine existing characters and props
· Create further characters and props in the same style, ready for animation in Toon Boom Harmony
PERSON SPECIFICATION:
· Credited experience of working as a Character Designer on a preschool series (please provide details)
· Able to demonstrate design work aimed at the target audience
· Experience in Toon Boom Animate Pro or Harmony preferable but not essential
Contract type: Fixed Contract
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It is absolutely essential that applicants have experience of working within Chinese mythology, cultural references and artistic traditions.
The position will be freelance and will require the applicant to produce artwork that contains one or more of the below:
- Dynamic, urgent character posing
- Giving a sense or impression of action and production value
- Giving a sense of mood and cinematography - lighting and camera angles
- Blend of storyboard and concept work - slightly weighted on the concept side
- Taking loose design artwork and paint over to create a more finished, detailed piece
Its clearer that the employer/director/producer of the dark ride project is in to his work and wants you to have some knowledge about the stile ant them of the work
Animation
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Assistant Professor for Motion Graphics/Animation
Minimum Qualifications:
- BFA, BA or BS in Art, Animation, Digital Media or other appropriate fields OR a MA or MFA in Art, Animation, Design, Digital Media, or other appropriate fields to be considered for the tenure track Assistant Professor position. Equivalent foreign degrees are acceptable;
- Professional experience in Motion Graphics and/or Animation design;
- Demonstrated and current expertise in: Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe AfterEffects, Adobe Premiere Pro, Maya, Cinema 4D (modeling, lighting, textures, rigging, and camera movement); familiarity with Nuke a plus;
- Digital portfolio demonstrating ideation, design, final project implementation;
- Evidence of engagement in institutional and/or professional service.
- A record of distinguished teaching and mentoring at the undergraduate and/or graduate level;
- Demonstrated professional/commercial experience working with film and/or video productions; advertising or marketing agencies; entertainment companies; video gaming companies; and/or technical visualization agencies;
- A digital portfolio demonstrating extensive professional Digital Graphic Design, Motion Graphics, 2D and/or 3D animation experience in any or all of the following areas: film and/or video production, video game development and production, web design, ePublishing, advertising/marketing production, and/or creative making;
- The ability to contribute through research, teaching, and/or public engagement to the diversity and excellence of the learning experience.





















I did recherche in to Bbasquiat work to get some ideas for an illustration cover with automatic expressive painting lots of intuitive work that is very brave and interesting but for many it can seem primitive. it healed me to create the eye design.
You can tell that the lines of this image are quick and intuitive you can tell the flow of the line being loose and relaxed with the painting I like that the is engaging and is filling the page with things that is heaping around it and the heavy and deep out lies.
This one is similar to the last one however I like the use of more colors and the contrast between them however the is less happening on the image its is also interesting how the colors are not mixed just overplayed over each other he must have whited until the first layer had dried before he applied the other one that's what i think.
Basquiat inspired work looks nice and simple illustration it is is caricature him in a cartoon form looks neat i like the shading and the stile of the drawing looks very good and like the lines where controlled
Very advanced illustration u can see the high detail in it and the rich use of collors i like it but it can seem to advance and to detailed to use on a hand book .
I like the use of likes for shading it gives the illustration a nice effect and stile to it making it look interesting i wonder how it would look with color might be interesting I might experiment with it .
simple illustration like that can still be successful and look good I like that it has simple straight lines and shapes and good palette of colors working together well making a good ilustration might look in to it more it has a liter bit of Bauhaus stile to it .
