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nsb Key Art
Key Art for the nsb sequence
Task
- Task: Take 4 shots from the existing animatic and work up the frames to be more representative of the final look and feel. Try to create a sense of drama and action in your key art. Please gather your own reference and refer to the following moodboards for the style of the environment.
- Assigned to: Jules Darriulat
Key Art
