Colej-uk

It's been a really busy few months- my final deadline came and went, we held a successful exhibition in Swansea's grand theatre, and now my time at uni is coming to an end in under 4 weeks. Ahead lies two London exhibitions (http://curiocabinetexhibition.com), and the big scary open world. No more education, no more sketchbooks or research or marks. I'll be on my own now, more or less- and it's up to me to try my hardest to get a job I enjoy doing and basically make something of my life. Wish me luck :)

So I've been working on the actual script for my animation project for some time now- almost three years to be exact. It's finally almost finished, and almost ready to post up for voice actors. It's not been three years of solid work at all- its very hard to concentrate on writing, and even just getting started is an oddly difficult exercise. That's why its been in the making so long. The story I want to tell has changed about 10 times since I started. I've finally settled on something I like, but nevertheless is still overly ambitious for a short sub-20 minute animation. Since I began the lead character has gone from being a private detec

So I've *finally* decided to start a series of blog-style updates on my main project this year; an animation to (probably) be titled 'The Sunshine Construct'. Let me tell you a bit about it... It's set in an alternate-reality where climate change has already happened to disastrous effect- leaving only one city left on earth which is struggling to keep itself above the ever increasing ocean water level. There is an overall sense of despair among the citizens, who know that one day their city will sink like the rest of the world. The story follows Jack- a lonely failed detective, now a kebab and fast food photographer. But the night ahead of