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Greg fixing one of his plates in KCN at John Coffer's '07 Jamboree in Dundee, NY. A series of still images from the D70s put together in Photoshop. Using regular hypo is so much slower.
Animation backgrounds, commissioned by Carburadores, used in a short animated film for SNA/Codesser.
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Taken using my Nikon N6006 film SLR with 99cent Only Store 200 ISO color film. Developed at Costco and scanned using the Epson V600.
This was about 4 seconds at f/22.
Critical Evaluation -
Overall I am pleased with my animation, but there are things I disliked about it which I could have done better. First of all I feel I could have added a little bit more of a story at the start. The idea is that he’s looking through his cupboards and finds a jar, which makes him super active and motivates him to work out. Secondly, there are parts of the animation I think I could have done better. At the start when he’s opening the jar, his left arm moves slower than it should have, and goes up then down. Instead it should have gone straight to the jar from his side. There was also a scene where he was lifting dumbbells which I got rid of since it didn’t look good enough to put in the final animation. Another part of the animation I feel could have been done better is when he’s scratching his head in confusion. His hand and finger moves too fast, and should have had a slow in and slow out effect. There are parts of the animation which haven’t been staged properly, for example at the start he sniffs the jar to find out what it is, and dude to the lack of secondary actions (nostrils moving) it doesn’t come across clearly. This was because of the lack of facial rigging in the character.
Aside from that there were quite a few things which were in my opinion done well in the animation. Parts of the starting scene were timed right and looked as they were intended to. The mechanics of the weight lifting was quite good too, and had a lot of minor detail such as the character struggling to lift the bar a little near the end of his set. There was also a subtle animation while he was doing crunches, where the feet move up slightly every time he lifts his upper body up which is due to the lack of a weight holding his feet down in place. I tried to add subtle animation anywhere I could to give it a more realistic look. In the scene where he’s doing push-ups his feet disposition slightly again. The bar also doesn’t move evenly when he’s bench-pressing, again to add realism. One of the things I was most proud of, and though was done quite well was the run animation. Every key-frame had to be animated to get it right, and there is a bit near the end where he steps up the pace slightly and clenches his fists while hunching forward, showing us that he’s pushing himself.
Overall I aside from a few changes that could have been made I am pleased with the animation, and consider this valuable experience for me to do even better next time.
3D Animation courses in France. Projects made by Studio M Academy students
3D Courses : bit.ly/t5MZ8z
So I have worked so, so, so hard on my animation project that i definately thought it was worth a picture. A picture to remind myself of the commitment put into it. A commitment were i put aside: Food shopping! Friday & Saturday Nights out! Sleep!
I have enjoyed it so far and am looking forward to the final outcome!
Right. I'm going for a beer in Shoreditch.
Photography: Matt Evans
Editing: Matt Evans
Digger wasp Ectemnius sp. animation. See original size here www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/29795617828/sizes/o/ for animation
CLICK HERE: www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDDSAMfQRd4
This is my basic arrow animation. I made it so the bend curves over in an arch as it flys, and then when it hits the target it wobbles for a bit.
"This section of the park originally was the starting point for the tours of the park's active production studios. Its entrance is marked by a square "studio arch," much like a real Hollywood studio lot entrance might be marked. The Animation Courtyard is home to a number of attractions based on Disney characters of yesterday, today and tomorrow."
"From Wikipedia"
Photo of one of the details in the "studio arch."
Chaque année, au début du mois d’août, le festival Esperanzah ! reprend ses quartiers à l’abbaye de Floreffe en province de Namur.
Depuis plusieurs années, le festival et le CNCD-11.11.11 s’allient pour sensibiliser le public présent à la solidarité internationale . En 2012, la justice climatique était à l’honneur. En 2013, c’est le droit à l’alimentation qui était au centre d’animations et d’activités sur le site du festival.
Durant tout le weekend, un collectif d'associations coordonné par le CNCD-11.11.11 a animé le "village pour le droit à l'alimentation". Plusieurs activités ludiques et attractives ont permis aux festivaliers de se questionner sur le système alimentaire mondial. Le public était aussi invité à s'engager et à devenir des Super Citoyens (www.supercitoyen.be).
Ensuite, le dimanche, pour respecter ce qui est devenu une tradition, le CNCD-11.11.11 a officiellement lancé sa campagne sur la scène du festival en présence du parrain de l’action, le reggaeman le plus populaire du Burkina Faso Sana Bob.
Photos : Arnaud Ghys, Sarah Dujardin, Michel Dubois.
Suspended Animation Classic #457
Originally published September 21, 1997 (#38)
(Dates are approximate)
Hawk and Dove
By Dr. Jon Suter
I prefer to wait for a mini-series to finish its run before I write anything, but the new version of DC Comics’ “Hawk and Dove” compel me to call it to your attention.
The first two issues of the intended five are worth your time.
The first “Hawk and Dove” team, Hank and Don Hall, appeared in the late 1960s when those words carried heavy political baggage. Creator Steve Ditko’s version never achieved wide popularity, even in that politicized era, but the warring brothers surfaced several times in DC titles.
The age of the characters seemed to fluctuate. Finally, Dove died in the “Crisis on Infinite Earths” series.
The title was revived in 1988, and a new Dove appeared, a female who Hawk finally murdered in his Monarch persona.
Now a third team has appeared with a radical reversal of roles; a female Hawk.
The first team versions received their powers from other dimensions, but the new heroes are the results of genetic tampering, and the “Godwave” that swept the DC universe in the recent “Genesis” plotline.
There is enough paranoia in this series to satisfy most “X-Files” enthusiasts.
The primary villain is Avian, which may foreshadow a heavy emphasis on bird motifs.
The characters are well defined and interesting, for which writer Mike Baron deserves full credit.
The new Dove is an abrasive grunge rocker, but his powers are more destructive than those of his predecessors. His sonic scream is similar to that of another superhero, Black Canary.
Dean Zachary’s art is appropriate. Dick Giordono’s inking is good and reminds me how much he has contributed to comics in his long career.
Give this series serious consideration. A full series cannot be far behind.
Those interested in the second “Hawk and Dove” team can acquire a 1993 reprint from DC of the five issues that reintroduced them.
Barbara and Karl Kesel’s scripts hold up as does Rob Liefield’s art.
The eventual grim fate of the characters gives their origin a new piquancy.
Illustrating the meaning of a single word using black and white typography, for a class project. This is just a draft, so LMKWYT.
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3D animation fly-through, project location at Da Nang, Vietnam.
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From Walt Disney Animation Studios comes “Moana,” a sweeping, CG-animated comedy-adventure about a spirited teenager on an impossible mission to fulfill her ancestors' quest. A born navigator, Moana sets sail from the ancient South Pacific islands of Oceania in search of a fabled island. During her incredible journey, she teams up with her hero, the legendary demi-god Maui, to traverse the open ocean on an action-packed voyage, encountering enormous sea creatures, breathtaking underworlds and ancient folklore. Directed by the renowned filmmaking team of Ron Clements and John Musker ("The Little Mermaid," "The Princess and the Frog," "Aladdin"), "Moana" arrives in theaters in late 2016. ©2014 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
3D Animation courses in France. Projects made by Studio M Academy students
3D Courses : bit.ly/t5MZ8z
Inside the animation film that Caloi is producing, there will be a sequence called "Claustropolis". I did some colouring for the linework of architect Luis Lleonart here.
Bubble blowing fly animation. See original here www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/33412059885/sizes/o/ for animation
Samedi 29 octobre 2022 - 7ème journée de Betclic ELITE . JL Bourg VS Metropolitans 92 ©Jacques Cormarèche
IMPORTANT NOTE: please click "All sizes" and choose "Large version".
Only here is GIF animation; on an other sizes are only JPG previews...
This animation made from previous photos...
(which are taken on March 27, 2008 from 4:50 to 4:52pm UT)
This was made tonight. There is a storm in Puerto Rico, named Irene and this is all that I can do to kill time. Enjoy!
We're all using the applications to do almost everything. There is a fraud that some people pretend to be receptionist desks and get others' money or privacy.
Inspired by VR games, so I applied the style of stop motion to attract people. Though this was not my first time to try first-person vision, there were still many interesting cooperations with teammates, like many times of rehearsal to get fluent drawing, preparing the video environment, and using the ways of speed-up and reducing frames to fulfill the effect of stop motion.
Client: YY Inc.
Direct, Stories, Animation: kbnotq
Narrative: Staff of YY Inc.
The Animation Decathlon is a unique interactive arts installation combining cutting edge architectural projections, outdoor video gaming and original sound design in the courtyard of Kensington Town Hall.
The event is the culmination of a year long project working with children and young people across Kensington and Chelsea to create a fantastic series of 2012 - inspired drawings and animations. Click here to find out more about the project
On Saturday 21 March, the animated athletes and crowds they’ve created will be projected metres high onto the Town Hall and surrounding buildings where they will sprint, pole vault and swim across the sides of the buildings transforming the area into an ‘Olympic’ arena.