I found these storyboard frames from a late '80s Chrysler pitch while cleaning out my files today. The only reason they remain in good condition is because I used them as portfolio pieces. I was responsible for the layout, pencils and inks. And my then GEM Studio co-worker, Tom Fluharty handled the color rendering. I'm glad these images survived, I always felt proud of this project, and I was very happy with the outcome of this collaboration.Update: After looking at these frames for a while I've come to the conclusion that these are not the original boards that Tom and I produced together. They're sample frames that I made for my portfolio based on the originals. We never had artwork returned to us from Ad Agencies, unless it was for revisions.
7 comments:
Good looking stuff, Vin! Nice detailing and I liked how you handled the overhead shot!
Nice boards, Vince!
These are great. Wasn't this a commercial? I feel like I've seen it...
Very nice Vincee.
Thanks, Jim. Were you at GEM when we did this assignment? Merci Craig & Dorota!!
And yes, Ryan, this was a spot for Chrysler, I believe. If I remember correctly it was first aired during the Super Bowl. That's probably why you remember it.
WOW, Vinny,.... amazing you have these.
I remember them like yesterday. I learned SO MUCH from you. Thanks for all the help you gave me so early in my career. YOur work has always impressed me!
love you ~T
Hi, Tom! These sample storyboard frames are a huge indication of what I learned from you on the original project. I was lucky enough to have color copies, so I was able to re-create your rendering approach for these portfolio pieces. I've always liked these frames, and was amazed to find them while rummaging through some envelopes a few weeks ago.
Love your latest magazine covers, beautiful, solid stuff!
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