a little early, a little late? Oh well.



This blog displays anime-inspired Bahanimation art.

All Pictures (finished works and sketches) © Nicole Miles: alias PyroPanda

This blog displays anime-inspired Bahanimation art.

All Pictures (finished works and sketches) © Nicole Miles: alias PyroPanda

gift-sketch for PaperMutt~



This blog displays anime-inspired Bahanimation art.

All Pictures (finished works and sketches) © Nicole Miles: alias PyroPanda

Just a sketch. I think the style looks -slightly- different when the characters are dressed differently..



This blog displays anime-inspired Bahanimation art.

All Pictures (finished works and sketches) © Nicole Miles: alias PyroPanda

I was thinking about going to Savanna College of Art and Design[SCAD] (Georgia, USA), but now I'm thinking of a more European scene.
I'd love to study in France(Paris in particular), and to be fluent in French; so I plan to do the AA French course at the College of the Bahamas[COB], where my mother works.


I've been looking a lot at Kent Intitute of Art and Design[KIAD]. Unlike SCAD, KIAD doesn't have Sequential Art as a course, which is what I'd like to go into.

However, I think that now I'd like to do either Animation or Illustration as a major in KIAD and Fashion Design as a minor. In fact, I'd like to go to this Marangoni Intitute for a summer session.
In KIAD's illustration course they have sequential illustration and graphic narratives. In illustration though, I'd imagine you'd need to be able to change your style easily depending on the work you're doing and I'm not sure if I can do that well..


Almost all Animation courses I've looked at seem to incorporate a lot of 3D animation and I'm more interested in 2D animation and stop-motion animation.


Animation: [pros]2D animation; stop-motion; [cons]3D animation

Illustration: [pros]sequantial illustration / graphic narratives; [cons]conscious style changes


I want to have everything sorted so I'm happy and don't have any regrets ['cause that's what matters]


This blog displays anime-inspired Bahanimation art.

All Pictures (finished works and sketches) © Nicole Miles: alias PyroPanda