Monday, 13 May 2013
Visual Reference
Game Of Thrones
Arena structure, Stone Texture
Architecture
Real Life castle architecture
Weathertop LOTR
Weapons
Skyrim Castles
Totems
Flora
Doors & Latches
My Idea
I will design and create a fortress called Fort Ægir. Named after the Norse God. Ægir is a sea giant, god of the ocean and king of the sea creatures in Norse mythology. History says that this stronghold was attacked by a family of Monstrous Nightmare Dragons which set the place up on fire in the last stand of battle the vikings were saved by the Ocean God. he created a massive tsunami which grounded the fire based dragons and the vikings were able to seize the victory. the fort is now abandoned due the High risks of dragon attacks but the fire still burns to mark the land for ships.
Aegir
http://thenorsegods.com/aegir/
Aegir
http://thenorsegods.com/aegir/
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
How To Train Your Dragon
How to Train Your Dragon is based upon the beloved children’s book by
Cressida Cowell and directed by the duo who previously brought Lilo & Stitch to life, Chris Sanders and Dean
DeBlois. The story
follows daily life upon the small Nordic island of Berk, a place where dragon
slaying is the ultimate profession, and the movie’s opening scene quickly
introduces the audience to a dragon attack upon the community. We first meet
the protagonist, Hiccup (Jay Baruchel), who is the unlikely son of the island’s
most capable dragon slayer, Chief Stoick the Vast (Gerard Butler). Poor Hiccup
is in constant yet futile search for his father’s approval, so he attempts to
shoot down a Night Fury, a species so fearsome that no one actually knows what
it looks like (because, naturally, no one has seen this creature and lived to
tell the proverbial tale), aside from a purplish streak across a starry sky.
Surprisingly, Hiccup does strike his intended target, but his father doesn’t
believe him and even scolds his son for disrupting the actual dragon slaying
taking place. So, Hiccup finds himself dejectedly wandering through the woods
when he stumbles upon the wounded Night Fury. Over time, he earns the trust of
the creature and bestows upon it a name, “Toothless.” Slowly, Hiccup nurses
Toothless back to health and eventually saddles him up and teaches the creature
to fly again. So, Hiccup learns the tricks of taming dragons and becomes the
star of his dragon-slaying class, much to the dismay of his fellow students,
which include the somewhat fetching Astrid (America Ferrera), Snotlout (Jonah
Hill), Fishlegs (Christopher Mintz-Plasse), and troublesome twins Tuffnut (T.J.
Miller) and Ruffnut (Kristen Wiig).
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