Above you will se design boards of Theatre characters for Gormanghast By Melvin Pelvin Peake.
"Gormenghast" is a gothic fantasy novel by English author Mervyn Peake, first published in 1950. The novel is set in the sprawling and labyrinthine castle of Gormenghast and follows the lives of its eccentric inhabitants, including the heir to the throne, Titus Groan, and the scheming kitchen boy, Steerpike. Peake's vivid and detailed descriptions of the castle and its inhabitants create a dark and atmospheric world that has captured the imaginations of readers for generations. "Gormenghast" has been praised for its originality and unique voice in the fantasy genre, and remains a beloved classic of English literature.
Above you will see some of my initial sketching designs also for Gormanghast
Above you can see design boards for The Tempest by Shakespeare, you can see the realised characters for this piece
Above you will see design Boards of characters for an animation of Four Play for Dancers By W.B Yeats. "Four Plays for Dancers" is a collection of plays by the Irish poet and playwright W.B. Yeats, first published in 1921. The plays are unique in that they were specifically written to be performed by dancers, rather than actors. The collection includes "At the Hawk's Well," "The Only Jealousy of Emer," "The Dreaming of the Bones," and "Calvary." Each play features elements of Irish folklore and mythology, as well as Yeats' characteristic poetic language. The plays are notable for their exploration of themes such as death, love, and transformation, and their use of dance as a central element of the storytelling. "Four Plays for Dancers" is considered a significant work in Yeats' literary canon and has been influential in the development of dance as a theatrical form.
Above are shorts gifs of an animated story board to show my character designs within the space
Above are Designs boards for a theatrical production of Orlando By Sally Potter."Orlando" is a 1992 British film directed by Sally Potter and based on the novel by Virginia Woolf. The film follows the character of Orlando, played by Tilda Swinton, who lives for centuries and changes from a man to a woman. The film explores themes of gender, sexuality, and identity, and is notable for its unique cinematography and set design, as well as its use of a classical score. "Orlando" was praised for its groundbreaking portrayal of gender fluidity and was a critical and commercial success. The film remains a significant work in the realm of LGBTQ+ cinema and feminist filmmaking.
Above you will see Design Boards for the characters of the famous five which you can also see the realised finished piece for