16 October, 2009

Ani 300 thingy

I'm retarded right now but I think it's considered an animatic. Blocked in key frames and such, not quite done with the blocking yet.

Photoshop stuff



One for fun, one for Layout class. Both unfinished.

09 October, 2009

Photoshop fun

So I decided to play around in photoshop, something that is not school related. It's been forever since I did a digital study from life and it was really fun. Think I'll be doing this more often! Approximately an hour.


02 October, 2009

Ani 300 work

Right... so here's a video made for Ani 300 in 3D Max. For those not in the know, the point was to animate a solid, inanimate object, with no more than one point of articulation, and to attempt to infuse character and life into it. I would rather create something with a little more intrigue, but I suppose it's a good exercise. I've been hearing by degrees that some employers are actually becoming less interested with walk and run cycles, because they are so prevalent and safe. I'll try to keep that in mind when compiling portfolio pieces in the future!


13 September, 2009

So during the last few weeks of summer, Randall McMeekin and myself filled our time creating this short video as an entry to a CG contest. Unfortunately we were not able to submit it due to complications with the internet, but it was a fun project and good practice. If I have time I would definitely like to take on another contest - they basically involve their own mini production cycle and my last experience was just as helpful as any project I've done at Digipen so far.




The contest was to take a 30 second clip of either an historical speech or song, which were provided, and animate anything to it. It seemed that a theme of the great depression fit well with the clip that we chose, and was fitting for the end goal of the video (the winning video is to be commercial length, run on the History Channel). Again, although we didn't submit, it was a fun experience!

06 July, 2009

A HATCHET! Sorry to those that have seen this before, but I'm pretty happy with my first ZBrush outing.




This is a mask that I made in seventh grade, which I recently liberated from my old highschool.