The kitchen set I designed for Lynda Barnes's film 'Monster's Picnic'. I designed the set on photoshop, then built the set with assistance from Lynda and Nicola Everill. Featured in this photo are all the props I made on plates (made from baked clay and foam, painted with acrylic or nail varnish) and the kitchen counter I sculpted, painted and attached fake compartments to.
Another shot of the kitchen set.
Another shot of the replacement hands for the first scene.
All of the replacements for the scene where the mother runs down the stairs from the stork.
Scene where the mother falls in the kitchen.
Replacement heads for the scene where the mother eats the soul from the stork.
The Spider on set during filming.
Another shot of the foliage we added to the exterior of the house.
Hand drawn cut out puppets that I made for Yann Gorriz's film 'All About Bananas Et Cetera'.
Screengrab of scene in 'Domovoi and Kikimora'. The child crawls across the floor and spies on the commotion below.
Screengrab of scene in 'Domovoi and Kikimora'. Scene where Domovoi pushes table aside to get to shelves by the windows.
Screengrab of scene in 'Domovoi and Kikimora'. Where Kikimora rearranges the furniture to its original position.
Screengrab of scene in 'Domovoi and Kikimora'.
Screengrab of scene in 'Domovoi and Kikimora'.
Screengrab of scene in 'Domovoi and Kikimora', shot with a macro lens.
Screengrab from 'Trixi Falls in Love', a film Nicola Everill and I made as part of the 48 Hour Jam at Stuttgart Animation Festival. Nicola made the horse and sets, I made the Jockey, we both animated and edited the footage in 48 hours, then had the film, plus the others in the competition, screened at the festival.
Another screengrab from 'Trixi Falls in Love'.
