Archive for the ‘animation’ Category
Today I finished coloring the Bird character from my animated film, ‘Papoose and Bear.’
The top image shows the final character designs created in photoshop. The middle image shows the individual painted sculpey forms (used in the final photoshop designs). The lower image shows the original model sheet.
This is the Papoose character from my animated film, ‘Papoose and Bear.’
The top image shows the final character designs created in photoshop. The lower image shows the original model sheet and sketches.
This is the Bear character from my animated film, ‘Papoose and Bear.’
At the top is the model sheet, in the middle are the painted sculpey forms, and at the bottom is the final bear character created in photoshop using the sculpey forms.
This is one of the main landscape backgrounds for my animated film, ‘Papoose and Bear.’ Created with a combination of acrylic, sculpey and photoshop.
‘Papoose and Bear’ was originally created as the requirement for the class ‘181C – Animation Workshop,’ at UCLA. I am currently in the process of re-coloring the film.
The fifth pencil test animation exercise for UCLA’s 181A class, Animation Design in Film and Television. This exercise required the following:
This is from Fall Quarter, 2006.
The fifth pencil test animation exercise for UCLA’s 181A class, Animation Design in Film and Television. This exercise required the following:
This is from Fall Quarter, 2006.
The character is based upon the Portrait of Gerard Bicker (1642) by Bartholomeus van der Helst, at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Below is my original drawing, the painting at the museum and me drawing at the museum (from June 2006).
The fourth pencil test animation exercise for UCLA’s 181A class, Animation Design in Film and Television. This exercise required the following:
This is from Fall Quarter, 2006.
My second pencil test exercise for UCLA’s 181A class, Animation Design in Film and Television. This exercise focused on the following:
Below is the layout drawing. This is from Fall Quarter, 2006.
This was my pencil test for UCLA’s 181A class, Animation Design in Film and Television. This was the first exercise for the lab portion of the class and the assignment required the following:
I edited the original excercise so that it is mostly on twos, with a few ones and a three. Below is the layout. This is from Fall Quarter 2006.
