Magic Circles part 3 - The Resistance Team
Here are some new Magic Circles : Lyna, Carissa, and Izira’s !
FX by José Lemaire / Color FX by Elisabeth Mustel
and Jullian Goff
Here are some new Magic Circles : Lyna, Carissa, and Izira’s !
FX by José Lemaire / Color FX by Elisabeth Mustel
and Jullian Goff
Here are some new Magic Circles : Mephisto and Praxina’s !
What about Gramorr ? Well, Gramorr don’t have any Magic Circle… ;)
FX by José Lemaire / Color FX by Elisabeth Mustel and Jullian Goff
Here are some Magic Circles : Iris, Talia and Auriana’s !
FX by José Lemaire / Color FX by Elisabeth Mustel and Jullian Goff
Characters by Bertrand Todesco, Gaëlle Autin, Bénédicte Ciaravino / Props by Hélène Pierre / Color by Flore Pipari
Characters by Bertrand Todesco, Gaëlle Autin, Bénédicte Ciaravino / Props by Hélène Pierre / Color by Flore Pipari
Characters by Bertrand Todesco, Gaëlle Autin, Bénédicte Ciaravino /
Props by Hélène Pierre / Color by Flore Pipari
In today’s post :
Characters by Bertrand Todesco, Gaëlle Autin, Bénédicte Ciaravino / Poster Paint Backgrounds by Christophe Oliver, Benoit Mailoochon, Vincent Rueda / Color by Sylvain Fabre, Céline Lorthiois, Damien Hausson (Backgrounds) and Flore Pipari (Characters)
A few posings, filled with love ! ;) The kiss designs unfortunately didn’t make it to the episode, but you can still enjoy them I guess.
Characters by Bertrand Todesco, Gaëlle Autin, Bénédicte Ciaravino / Color by Flore Pipari (Characters)
Characters by Bertrand Todesco, Gaëlle Autin, Bénédicte Ciaravino / Color by Flore Pipari (Characters)
Here are a few character model sheet and posings from episode 02, including our princesses training outfits, missy’s minions, and, a fan-bonus : the model sheet of lil’ Usagi we hid in the show, as a tribute. ;) (We do love Sailor Moon after all, don’t we ?)
As a reminder, near each posing is the corresponding storyboard panel.
A few backgrounds and poster-paint created for episode 02 “Flower Power”. It’s in this episode that we finalized Sunnybay’s Park, that you can see in a looooot of episodes.
A few poster paints and character model sheet from the flash back of episode 02 “Flower Power”, featuring little Iris and Missy.
Our team also hid our director, Jean-Louis, in one of those poster paints. Will you be smart enough to find him ? ;)
Note : Amaru’s wet design was created for a last gag at the end of the episode : when Iris is singing again on the dock behind her house, she would unwillingly make Amaru fly then drop him into the water, with Talia friendly concluding “you’ll need a little more practice…” (before Iris can sing again without weird stuff happening).
This gag and also a few shots of Gramorr watching Iris, and noting to himself he doesn’t see any family ressemblance between Iris and her parents therefore doubting she could be a danger for him, were the original ending of this episode, but they were cut to make room for the “first concert”.
Asked for a long time, here they are, finaly ! The models for the Queen and King of Ephedia !
While creating thoses, we had to wonder “Who are Iris’ parents ? Where does her beauty, courage and selflessness comes from ?”. Therefore, we wanted both of her parents to have these qualities, and tried to put them in their models.
We also wanted the physical resemblance between Iris and her mother to be obvious. (even Gramorr states that Iris has her mother’s eye in some episode). The Queen can be seen as a possible future for Iris. ;)
To answer a question receveid before “who rules Ephedia ? The King of the Queen ?”, the answer is “The Queen”. Jean-Louis wanted Ephedia to be a “Queendom” more than a “Kingdom” : therefore it’s the Queen, who wears the crown of absolute power, and rules with wisdom, magic, justice, etc. It also explains why it’s up to magical “princesses” to save the day, rather than “princes”.
The King was supposed to be her protector, and protector of the realm, so more a (royal) knight type of person rather than a ruler.
You can see that the models didn’t evolved much from our researches to the final drawings. Little color and eyeshape adjustements for the Queen, More significant changes for the King, starting with his cape, but overall we followed our first draft’s direction.
Researches by Bertrand Todesco, final design by Gaëlle Autin and Bénédicte Ciarravino. final color by Flore Pipari