Primal Screen DVD
SUGGESTION: Allow video to load all the way before you hit 'play'. You'll miss some neat animation if you don't.
I designed and animated these characters for the company I used to work for, Primal Screen, in 2006. It was for Primal's DVD Show Reel. This has won several design awards. I loved working on these guys. Loads of fun. I animated them in pencil and paper and then had the drawings scanned into Photoshop, composited together in After Effects, and outputted QT movies into Flash. There, animator Joe Kubesheski traced over my rough pencil animation to create the final look of the characters and their movements. He did some tweaking here and there, as well. Overall design and concept by Rick Newcomb. Sound design by Stephen Mank. He's the man.
I originally uploaded this on YouTube, but DANG. This looks much, much better. I'm impressed. I know that a lot of people are down on Flickr for adding videos, but hey, I'm okay with it if they can keep the quality of the videos looking like this.
More about this on the blog.
© Primal Screen
Primal Screen DVD
SUGGESTION: Allow video to load all the way before you hit 'play'. You'll miss some neat animation if you don't.
I designed and animated these characters for the company I used to work for, Primal Screen, in 2006. It was for Primal's DVD Show Reel. This has won several design awards. I loved working on these guys. Loads of fun. I animated them in pencil and paper and then had the drawings scanned into Photoshop, composited together in After Effects, and outputted QT movies into Flash. There, animator Joe Kubesheski traced over my rough pencil animation to create the final look of the characters and their movements. He did some tweaking here and there, as well. Overall design and concept by Rick Newcomb. Sound design by Stephen Mank. He's the man.
I originally uploaded this on YouTube, but DANG. This looks much, much better. I'm impressed. I know that a lot of people are down on Flickr for adding videos, but hey, I'm okay with it if they can keep the quality of the videos looking like this.
More about this on the blog.
© Primal Screen