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341/365. i'm trying out the role of project manager at Hood Design. my first task: a public art project in Norfolk, VA. it's a "swarming soundscape" that tells the story of the Era of Massive Resistance in Norfolk in the 50's/60's. These short animations illustrate the different types of soundscapes that can be created within the swarm.
these little vignettes are are the reason why i haven't uploaded/slept in three days. this project is going to be the death of me. being a project manager is tough.
Filmmobile Animation Workshop @ Art Intersection, Gilbert, AZ; counting frames per second for cameraless animation exercise matching up sprocket holes & drawing onto clear fimstrip.
Material Animation is a kinetic light installation made from lasercut electro-luminescent (EL) foils which senses location, number and velocity of human occupants and responds through a mulitude of wirelessly networked components to encourage further interaction with the environment.
The experiment is situated in three rooms of an idle emergency bunker below ETH Zürich’s Science City campus. Each room reflects a different theme and approach to physically animate the distinctive material properties at an architectural scale. Electroluminescent foils are extremely thin, flexible and lightweight screens which emit a homogeneous cold light across their surface without the need for additional infrastructure.
The project was realized within 3 1/2 weeks by the 2010/11 MAS class at the chair for CAAD, ETH Zürich, supervised and tutored by Manuel Kretzer and Ruairi Glynn and supported through Lumitec AG and Ulano Corp.
It merges advanced techniques in parametric design, digital fabrication, physical computing, electronics and material science with theories and computational approaches to machine intelligence and sets them into a real world context.
My created eggs animated on parade using gimp. The whole process was very time consuming but I like the results. Done entirely in Gimp.
This an an animation, click here to see it. It's from a bike ride to and from a visit to the barber the other day. I'll be uploading those pictures soon.
1. Animated video
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12. Portrait caricature
13. Customized personalized stickers
14. poster and banner design
15. mascot illustration
16. Children's book style illustration
17. Customized t-shirt design
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Commemorative poster for an appearance by legendary animation director Ralph Bakshi, who appeared live 2 nights in January 2009 at the Alamo Drafthouse (Ritz location), Austin TX
(signed by the artist & Ralph himself. Number 28/100).
Seamlessly Looping Background Animation Of Witches, Spiders, Ghosts And Ghouls. Checkout GlobalArchive.com, contact ChrisDortch@gmail.com, and connect to www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdortch
Seamlessly Looping Background Animation Of Future Tech High Contrast Sync To A 128Bpm Tempo. Checkout GlobalArchive.com, contact ChrisDortch@gmail.com, and connect to www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdortch
This room was created for my Intro to 3D Animation class at CCAD. Everything was created by "hand" in Maya..except for the background photo of the mountains which was taken by my uncle Ken Trimpe. Inspired by the game Myst.
Disneyland Paris.
August 2014.
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Lisa drawing Buzz Lightyear with Brent's drawing already done :D
Lisa's drawing looks like Buzz was on a diet ;)
Animation backgrounds, commissioned by Carburadores, used in a short animated film for SNA/Codesser.
This season Siggraph takes devote the la Convention Center, from 9-13 August. Siggraph may be the world's greatest conference on computer graphics. Like FMX in Stuttgart, or even the Annecy animation company Malaysia festival, it's the perfect place to discover more on the most recent technologies, meet other animators, discover the big recruiters, and determine in which the market is heading. It's, in a nutshell, a window in to the digital future. Clearly, not a number of our students will finish up in LA this summer time, however for individuals fortunately couple of which are, we recommend attending Siggraph - and occasions enjoy it. There's nothing quite want it to provide you with a unique understanding of the the brand new technology that's driving the introduction of the animation industry.
The crucuial dates
In 2013 Shaun Cruz - students at Dollars tutor Alex Williams' online animation course Animation Apprentice - attended Siggraph in Anaheim, California. As they was there, he visited the Marc Davis lecture series/keynote presentation, a celebration that was filled with insights into study regarding animation. A few of the giants of feature animation, including Eric Goldberg, Kevin Lima, Chris Sanders and Pete Docter were around the panel. We requested Shaun to talk about what he learned.
Pete Docter. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
What were the wedding moments in the Marc Davis lecture?
Shaun: Among the points that the panelists decided on was this: they stated that among the primary gaps they see in student animation reels is commonly is a feeling of story. The animation ought to be obviously work technically, what will truly create a reel stick out is really a strong feeling of story.
You pointed out that you simply enjoyed the section by what inspired the panel, once they were becoming an adult - any stick out moments for you personally?
Eric Goldberg. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Shaun: There have been a whole lot comments. Eric Goldberg stated he was inspired by Bob Thomas's book, Art of Animation, "The Great Realm of Disney" Tv series and also the Woodsy Woodpecker show, which featured segments of Walter Lantz showing the way the animation is made.
Chris Sanders commented that Ward Kimball's musical number on "The 3 Caballeros" would be a big supply of inspiration for him. And also the factor that Mike Mitchell appreciated giving him inspiration was the communal facet of creativeness within the animation company Malaysia program at CalArts. Something which made everybody smile was Goldberg speaking about creating a story. He stated that in older days you so that you can tell a tale in 2 minutes because which was the size of a typical super-8 film reel.
Chris Sanders. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
What did Kevin Lima are saying?
Shaun: Lima related being inspired because nowadays students could make a whole animation company Malaysia film by her or himself. Also, he pointed out that whenever creating a film you ought to strive to find away out to really make it fun, to re-affix to a person's inner 14-years old. He spoken about not receiving bogged lower with details. Details can eat you alive. One helpful trick he suggested is to place your image up before one and have a look in internet marketing this can help the thing is the large picture by seeing your image new again for any moment. Also, he pointed out how as he makes films he attempts to draw upon moments from real existence to assist tell the storyline, and never always return to the touchstone animated films.
See large size for animation.
These harlequin ladybird larvae seem to raise themselves into a vertical position in the sun but go horizontal when disturbed
Fly weight sumo wrestling animation. This was the final big push sequence.
see original size here www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/16855094855/sizes/o/ for animation