Storyboard

Collapsing the whole down into its parts is bringing about a more certain definiteness.  The narrowing of the outcome is not itself narrow and must be thought of more as a singularity – a convergence of whole pieces that are non-diminishing and are not diminished…every part is a whole part!  Anyhow, hoping that you find sunshine, a creepy magazine, a fun beverage, and the best curb very soon.

 

 

This is maybe more real and less outline, but it gives a good idea of feel for the internal elements of the area.  I’d love to see Mozzy pulling his cart with Burden following just behind on a high arcing path…A misty sort of ethereal feel would be great…Shrug [:

I fucking love the watercolor look and feel, but only for an elephant that is the outermost layer.  Perhaps a quite large elephant head, trunk up, that covers only as far as Mozzy and the cart.  If the bears are walking on this high arcing path from left to right (same direction as the bear’s head is facing, right) with Mozzy leading, the elephants head, or more, is facing left.

The cart itself should be bigger than this with solid sides and lid.  The handles are straight and come all the way from the back of the cart.  The idea is that of a humanoid form for Mozzy as he holds the cart’s handles, and, as he is massive, so too shall the cart be.

6″ x 9″ (750px x 1125px).

Across the bottom I wrote out the words for each of the totems, but I’d like to see very simple characters instead in each place.  I imagine an infants toy, or something extremely simple and single color – maybe like a cave painting even…The rest is just an example of orientation, approximation, and suggestion…

 

*I only get so many words in a day, and I’ve already used them up!  If it feels like this should be revisited and clarified, I can definitely do that.

Really enjoying the simplicity of this Ms. Fox here as a possible representation for the snag of totems across the bottom.  If you don’t like it I’ll reconsider how many spaceship rides will be offered in the future…look, it doesn’t always have to make sense.