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Add some graham cracker crumb on top for a crunchy sensation.

i did a bit of animation to test the rig and painting weights for the lab coat is so annoying and always end up going wrong so ive added a new rig just for the coat using the same spline setup for the face, this way the coat appears more dynamic and deforms more realistically but still allows the animator full control :D it might seem more complicated but when it comes to animation it allows for easy deformation and less hassle.

 

Animation link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulrVQ-ICaos

Olympus E-3

Leica D Summilux 25mm f/1.4 ASPH

Aperture Priority Mode

f/1.4

25mm

ISO 800

1/20

Metering: Center Weighted Average

White Balance: Fluorescent

B+W UV MRC filter

Hannah Forget in the 100 hurdles.

Added green to the mix, still within the duvet's colours. It's a lot of cushions, but I think it looks nice.

added a tad too much cocoa to the red velvet mix

Added some elements to the fireplace...

John Sherman charges up the hill.

Emma Taylor is next. There must be about 200 meters to go.

Ben Hughes has the finish line in sight.

30" x 40"

acrylic and photoluminescent (glow in the dark fun) pigment on recycled tea- dyed canvas, deconstructed and reconstructed with glass seed beads. Now with new layer of glow in the dark goodness!

Rebecca Dickman receives her award. She is one of our top-3 runners and only a 6th grader.

Removing props prompts a slight script change and another opportunity for slapstick.

Taken by Charley Stamp.

Four years ago, this man tortured us in our sleep offering his tamales with his creepy recorded robot voice. We found him again on the last night!

John is looking great in has last solo DASH race.

Muslim country?Clothing ad for the store located where the arrow is pointing.

The fun run athletes get ready.

Johannah is holding on to the lead as they come to the finish. She wins the heat with a great time of 1:14.

John finishes up. Ben Hughes gets the call for the third leg.

Paul keeps his eyes ahead.

On graduation day. (March 19, 2004)

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