Justine Lucas
Color Key Artist
LIGHTING EMPHASIS
Visual artist with over 20 years of professional painting and graphic art experience, 11 years of higher education in fine arts, 20 years of film study, and 10 years of professional experience in both photography and cinematography.
JUSTINE LUCAS
ARTIST STATEMENT
My mediums of choice are acrylic paint, oil paint, India ink, charcoal, watercolor, and graphite. Since attaining my BFA at SFSU with a dual emphasis in Painting & Sculpture, I have continued producing and showcasing works in the Bay Area. My recent complete series follows the intimate daily life of circus performers, inspired by my years traveling with both local and international circus troupes including Cavalia, Cirque Du Soleil, as well as Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey. I have also written and illustrated a children's book and am currently working on a hand-painted animation film project.
Examples of all above mentioned projects are included in this portfolio.
Circus Series
Painting & Drawing
Children's Book Illustration
Ink Pen
Time-of-Day Study
Ink Pen
Landscape zooming in with cloud movement and color shift over time.
Figure Studies
Charcoal & Conte Crayon
Sculpture Studies
Graphite & Ink pen
Portrait Studies
Graphite
Animal Studies
India Ink, Ink Pen & Graphite
Figure Paintings
Oil paint
Figure Sculptures
Terracotta & Ceramic Clay
Portrait Sculptures
Terracotta & Ceramic Clay
Paintings
Oil & Acrylic Paint
Watercolors
Using 3 Inks: Yellow, Blue, Magenta
NOTE: The following are for a paper stop-motion film called "The Dam", currently in production.
Logo Desing
Photoshop and Ink Pen
Album Art
Editing photography and digitally illustrating original border and text
Blending multiple photographs with an illustration layer and text
Blending multiple original color pencil artworks with photographic elements
Fantasy Landscapes
Conceptual Photoshop Art
Photography
Light Study
35 mm film & digital
Cinematography
Justine Lucas's filmmaking process
Storyboards that illustrate the main frames; characters in frame, expression or action, camera movement, shot type (wide angle, medium shot, or close-up) and perspective (side-angle, straight-on, or follow-shot).
Mood boards that express the unified look of each scene including location, costume, color scheme, lighting, and material textures.
Film stills from actual film shoot, portraying final product and the actualization of initial mood boards.
NOTE: The following slides are for a new film called "City Girl", currently in post-production.
