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Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Monday, November 5, 2012
Monday, September 24, 2012
Turntables
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Orthographics
Labels:
animation,
Art,
character design,
characters,
concept art,
VIZA 613
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
MICE MICE MICE
Labels:
animation,
Art,
character design,
characters,
concept art,
doodles,
VIZA 613
Monday, September 3, 2012
There once was a paranoid mouse
For my VIZA 613 course, we have to create a 30 second short based on a limerick, story, or poem. I decided to choose a limerick containing animals!
Limerick
There once was a paranoid mouse
Who heard scratching sounds in her house
In fear of her life
She picked up a knife
And chopped off the tail of her spouse
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| Rough Storyboard |
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| Concept Art |
Labels:
animation,
Art,
character design,
characters,
concept art,
storyboard,
VIZA 613
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Circuitree
As usual, school work has completely engulfed me. Thankfully, I am managing to keep up with the work, but I am on the urge of falling at any moment. Oscar, Rhiannon, and I finished our Circuitree project a week and a half ago. I figured it was appropriate to share the finished product on my personal blog. For our project, I designed, modeled, rigged, and animated the worm virus in Maya. To read more about the project, you can check out my blog for my studio:
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Ink Boy
When I studied abroad in Germany this past spring, I worked on my final studio project with Oscar. Our project was to create a portal to another world. The purpose of the project was mainly to get compositing experience. Oscar and I plan to finish the project in the fall. Here is a short description, a few frames of our animation, along with the unfinished animation:
Live action: Our character aimlessly walks amongst a path while observing everything but the ground he walks on. On the path, he falls into a ink puddle (portal).
Animation: He is then transformed into Ink Boy! Ink Boy enters a world of blank canvas where he is left to discover.
Several of my friends and I played with the idea of ordering a customized Ink Boy plush, but it was too expensive. Last night, I received a package from Oscar. He handmade an Ink Boy plush! It was quite a rewarding feeling to actually see and have my own character as a tangible object. He stands at about 9 inches and has beans in each of his limbs, providing a good weight to the plush.
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