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I created Buzz Lightyear just for fun.
I modeled, rigged and animated him all in Autodesk Maya.
Buzz Lightyear is the copyright of Pixar.
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Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story seen here in Disney's 'Celebrating 60 Years of Fun' Parade at Disney California Adventure, Anaheim, California.
The buzzing flowerpecker or white-bellied flowerpecker (Dicaeum hypoleucum) is a species of bird in the family Dicaeidae. It is endemic to the Philippines. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist lowland forest and subtropical or tropical moist montane forest.
I created Buzz Lightyear just for fun.
I modeled, rigged and animated him all in Autodesk Maya.
Buzz Lightyear is the copyright of Pixar.
Twitter - @zankrep
Website - www.hpeacock.com
For more information on how this was created, don't hesitate to get in touch.
Buzz Aldrin poses for a photograph beside the deployed U.S. flag during the Apollo 11 EVA. The Lunar Module "Eagle" is on the left.
*This picture gives me chills" Who doesn't remember the line "Tranquility base, the Eagle has landed"?
Buzz Lightyear cake decoration made entirely of fondant and brushed with sugar glaze so he's shiny. This was made for my nephew's birthday.
Buzz was another character that I had problems defining in the design (the mask was easy, it's got a lot of irregularities on the edges). When I saw this wig in the catalog, I really wanted to work it into the show--it was actually responsible for inspiring the whole idea of each character having a distinctive wig style.
Buzz came in for a revisit check to assess his ear. He still has an infection and required extended ear drops.
The word "buzz" is of "imitative" origin....it sounds like the sound. In aircraft terms, when a plane flies low and fast it makes a buzzing noise (especially in the days of rotary piston engines when airplanes sounded nothing like jets). The term is alive and well even though planes, except for the little private planes like the one in this photograph, don't really buzz anymore. It still means flying low and/or close with the intent of startling or frightening the target, be it on the ground or another plane. This small aircraft is seen here buzzing seacraft on San Francisco Bay as part of an aerial exhibition by the USAF's "Thunderbirds" that same day.
A collection of photos taken at Hall Farms. 20 acres of beautiful sunflowers. Rock, Michigan in the Upper Penninsula.
This is Buzz. If you are looking for a Chocolate Lab...here you go! This boy is still at pup at 18 mos and 67 lbs. Buzz is long and lean. He has lots of energy and will work for treats. He is good at fetch also. This dog has lots of energy and should go to someone who is willing to spend time training and playing with him. He needs some training on the leash. He is full of smiles and looks you right in the eye when you talk to him. He will be a great family dog. Buzz's shelter id number at the Capital Humane Society is 31.