KITTY WITH TITTY FINALS AND CONCLUSION

So I'm done! Finito! I have to say this brief has been one of the most enjoyable briefs this year. Whilst it's nice having restrictions, this was the first time we've been given free reign on content and outcome. Hugo emphasised on experimentation - pushing your own boundaries, and I have. And I know I wouldn't of made a comic or animation this year otherwise. So thank-you! It's been stressful (PRINTING MY COMIC WAS A NIGHTMARE), challenging (all content had to be done by myself) but also very fun, especially bringing Kitty to life. I'm probably secretly known as the girl who draws cats with tits. But the response has been great. My peers seem to love Kitty and there's a chance I *might* put my comic into small production.... this project has opened so many avenues. Most importantly I learnt a lot about animation (I want to pursue it further at some point), Illustrator (too much time on that damn program), printing (bye money) and narratives. Story telling. I'm hopefully better at story telling and hopefully I've fulfilled the brief right by conveying my narrative through 3 different perspectives. It's been a great ride. Hopefully Kitty lives on.

P.S Owner found Kitty. Owner realised his true love for her. And they lived happily ever after.

The End. Yes. I'm poking fun at Disney. 

LOST POSTERS PHOTOGRAPHY

Poster on tree

Poster on brick wall

Poster on wood post

Poster on a recycling bin

Poster on bus shelter

Poster on notice board

Poster on brick wall

Poster outside a house (mine.... I mean Owners!)

All the photos from my photo session

So on the streets of Fenham  (I wanted a typical suburban area) I went round posting out my posters. I few awkward stares and an embarrassed face from me. Doing it for KITTY! Owner wants her back. From these selections I'm going to pick the most effective ones and mount them up. 

LOST POSTER FINAL UPDATE

Colour version

B/W photocopy version

So what was wrong with the last one? I didn't think the single 'kitty' for the title worked because it's not a generalisation.... it's her name. So I changed it to "kitty" now which I think makes it grammatically correct. Funny thing was I refused to add them myself because I am obsessed with the fact this poster HAS to be from a male, so no I couldn't just two '  ' myself. I ironically asked another peer called Tom to add them for me. He was very bemused why I couldn't just do it myself too... I'm taking this way too seriously aren't I? Also I would of had to photocopy my posters out again anyway because I accidentally cropped some of the text out when copying. 

So for REALZ. This is THE final version of my lost posters.