Re: I Am The Night
Animated a really difficult shot today, and it turned out nicely. 
Sonjira wrote:
My big question is: How are you going to fit a goofy, comedic character like Munchy into such a dark and serious film?
That's a good question.
I Am The Night is somewhat serious, however somewhat comical every now and then, actually. This does have Joker and Riddler after all, so it's a bit easier. I'm trying to make something that blends many aspects of Batman, from Adam West to Nolan, plus a bit of something new.
I'm not 100% sure how it's going to work out, but that's what I'm doing, I like experimenting. Optimally, seriousness will add contrast to the goofiness, which could be nice.
Munchy is probably not going to be a big part of the film, though. Really tiny cameo somehow.
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I've never seen a piece of construction equipment like that, and if it's just there for looks, I'd suggest making something that looks a little more classical; however, if it's supposed to be odd-looking, and fits in with the storyline, then by all means, go right ahead. With the second picture, the TV screen isn't wide enough; practically all TV's these days are at least a stud or two longer than that, with the same height, and I don't think I've ever seen a flat-screen TV with anything close to those dimensions. I really dig that lamp, but you might want to add something else on the top; the way it is right now, it looks like a bare lightbulb, and unless that's the intent, it looks a little odd next to a flat-screen. The window, while amazing looking, is a little too large for an apartment, or any building that's right next to an alley/walkway like that; I love the window design, it's just like twice as large as it should be (windows in that kind of area would classically be higher rather than lower, by the way, in case you do make it smaller). The archway looks great, but having dark gray on top looks pretty odd; if you can change it so that there's a plate of dark gray all the way around, it'd be a good-looking doorway, but just at the top it looks weird. You could get an 8-wide arch, with tan 1X1 with holes, and keep the bottom of the plate texture going all the way around. But it's certainly a fantastic start!
