Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 July 2015

Fantastic Voyage: Final Animation + Art Of


Stamp of Nature from Daniel Reason on Vimeo.

This is the final submission post for the Fantastic Voyage project. I have had many problems along the way so it too longer than I thought. It looks very rushed and fast in places, so that is something I need to work on/improve. When choosing the music, I wanted to get the 1950s' but I also took into the consideration that the animation is a bit fast. The music is up-beat and I think it works quite well with the animation. Because of this, when I was making it and thought certain sections looked a bit rushed, the music made it quite funny and it didn't seem so bad.

Saturday, 11 July 2015

Fantastic Voyage: Writing in the book


Here is another section from the animation. This section is very important as it is the part that explains each stage of the life cycle. It works quite well. Maybe a bit too fast and weird the hand/pencil only moves in a straight line, but I like how it looks. In the final animation it will be cut between the life cycle itself, so these little issues won't be too bad.

Friday, 3 July 2015

Fantastic Voyage: Scene 2 + WI?M UPDATE


Having just realised that I haven't posted anything for a while, I thought I'd post this to show how it's going. Although this is just the one shot, I have done other shots from the animation but haven't completed them all and put them together. I have had to do other things so I have had to delay completing the animation once again.

I have also been completing the What If? Metropolis re-sit and have been working on thumbnails. I have done some silhouettes using the shapes from Hofmann's work, which don't work too well. I have re-created more compositions in his style, and have taken some of his work into Maya and have extruded the shapes, which have given some interesting results. I will post these in the coming days.

Wednesday, 10 December 2014

CG Artist Toolkit: Pixelation Animations


Taken a while to upload, but here the pixelation animations we did. It was surprising how long it would take to do one part, but in the animation it would be over in a couple of seconds. It was still fun to do, despite my little dance and poor driving.