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Still frame from 1982 french animated film Les Maîtres du temps (The Masters of Time, a.k.a. Time Masters), directed by René Laloux and designed by Moebius.
Images are small but unfortunately its all I could get from my DVD software.
Way behind on this project...can I get it done?
Maybe a better question would be...will I get any sleep before the 15th?
The main piece of this bundle, the "bathroom" scene labeled "A" on the above picture, features an interesting merge between Inkscape and Blender, and shows how they can harmoniously complement each other. The design of the toothpaste artwork is made by hand with Inkscape (shown at the top of the picture) and then exported into a raster image to be mapped onto the Blender model of a toothpaste tube. As the model of the tube is squeezed and bent, the image of the artwork follows the new contours (see the same distorted artwork on the Blender model at the bottom of the picture).
The other two pieces included in this bundle are additional samples of models created with Blender, during my cursory exploration of that software. The "two pawns", labeled "B", is my very first creation with Blender, and the "impossible cube", labeled "C", is my last one (this is a short Blender animation exploring multiple objects displacements with combined rotation, along with camera movements, accelerations, and stereophonic soundtrack... on top of presenting an interesting mechanical riddle: looking at the picture, see if you can discover how this model could be assembled in "real life", keeping in mind that there is a dove tail on EACH of the four sides.
The logo is different; the music is re-orchestrated and the boy is surrounded by clouds as he flies up to the moon behind them. When he lets go of the balloons to sit on the moon with his fishing rod, we get a close up of it. After a couple of seconds, the "DreamWorks Animation SKG" logo text fades in below the moon. After a few more seconds, Skipper hits the boy and drags him through the moon! A fight can be heard and soon the penguins appear together, Skipper catching a fish with the rod saying "Well done, boys. Looks like ice cold sushi for breakfast!" They all do their high-fives.
An animation of a couple dozen frames made using a DSLR and a petrographic microscope to provide cross-polarized light. This shows the birefringence colors obtained by turning one of the polarizers through about 90 degrees over the range of single frames that are animated here.
Click All Sizes to see the animation run.
The colorful rounded shapes are chondrules which have been shock-metamorphosed.
This is a first-rate thin section supplied by Jeff Rowell.
A thin section is a slice of a rock (in this case, a meteorite named Allende, for a pueblito in Mexico where these meteorites fell in 1969). The slice is cut from the rock with a diamond saw and then ground to a thickness of 30 microns. A rock sliced this thinly is largely transparent.
The Allende meteorites are of a type called carbonaceous chondrites and in addition to chondrules also contain interstellar dust particles as well as CAIs (Calcium-Aluminum Inclusions), which are thought to be the oldest unaltered particles in our Solar System.
The actual width of this field of view is a bit over ~1.6mm (was originally stated to be ~3mm). The string of conjoined chondrules stretching most of the way across the center of this image measures 1.4mm as near as I can manage to do it. Given the dimesions of this feature in pixels, the image scale is therefore ~ 352 pixels / mm.
The microscope setup used to make this image was a 6mpixel DSLR attached via an eyepiece projection adapter to a petrographic microscope using a 10X widefield eyepiece and an objective short-focus extension tube that does not allow me to calculate the magnification, sorry!.
OMG, I did it, lol XDD
Here is my very very first hack for sims 2: rock and metal animation box!
I made some serious mistakes, but I just wanted to try myself in game content creation XD
Now my dreams came true: my sims now can shake with their heads on scene, play keys standing (loooool, so wrong and stupid animation) and make some other things : ))
Here is it (shame shame shame):
www.mediafire.com/?jyjwj1zoyue
Very big size of pic: s48.radikal.ru/i120/1003/2b/f9b0d0d86f46.png
The logo is in black and white and while the logo is almost over, a ufo hovers over the moon and abducts the boy on the moon.
If you haven't seen it yet, click here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxxhP0uY2tE
Well, I think this explains fairly well how I got this out quickly when I had so much revision to do! Multitasking! I had 5 shots set up simultaneously (counting the droid and the speeder if you look closely). Of course the VFX shots were done when I was finished with the sets, so I could use my green screen.
Expect a lot of inactivity for the next week and a half because of exams.
A short New Year animation I did for Allianz Art transfer risk insurance company at © ZürichTokio, 2011.
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Animation doll based off of the Disney Animator collection. This Anna Doll is rezable in box or out of box for display as well as a holdable version. Has two voice lines, "Wanna build a snowman?" and "The skys awake so i'm awake So i have to play."
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Is a realistic singing animation created by Plastic Girls. This animation was inspired from TikTok challenge. Repeat this challenge and make this video as beautiful and touching as you can!)
Animation available on SL Marketplace:
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Twerk-Dance-Animation/21004745
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This animation is the first 2D Animation I created. As an artist response my role was to experiment, develop and complete an original artwork taking inspiration from certain aspects of an artists work. From my previous work within the same project, I knew my result from this artist was going to be some form of animation.
With research I managed to discover Puuung’s (Park Dami) animating process, combining the traditional ideas of hand-drawn cel, with the contemporary use of Adobe Photoshop’s layering and digital painting features to construct her pieces. This is what I eventually used to create my own looping GIF animation, only with the characters and background image entirely hand drawn and painted.
At first I began completing a series studies of Dami’s original characters, wanting to familiarise myself with her style and artistic visual language. Elements such as her use of a warm-toned palette, a composition that contained both negative space and intricate detail and her interesting use of linework particularly caught my eye. I loved the artists attention to the architectural space that surrounded her figures, so decided to recreate my own environment, while still in the restrictions of the national lockdown.
When it came to creating my own original characters I used the same conceptual element as the artist in deciding to replicate myself and my ideal partner. To do so I had to complete my first character design without any source of reference other than the male anatomy. With myself, I took a short while drawing and sketching my own body to try and capture a sense of the true me within my piece.
From my designs I then deconstructed an existing looping GIF into five key “frames” tracing and transferring before transforming them into my pre-designed characters, this I then created as a loop within Adobe Photoshop.
Still frame from 1982 french animated film Les Maîtres du temps (The Masters of Time, a.k.a. Time Masters), directed by René Laloux and designed by Moebius.
Images are small but unfortunately its all I could get from my DVD software.
Still frame from 1982 french animated film Les Maîtres du temps (The Masters of Time, a.k.a. Time Masters), directed by René Laloux and designed by Moebius.
Images are small but unfortunately its all I could get from my DVD software.