The guy taking our course is a final year student from the Royal College of Art, named Martin Ruyant. He's French and he did his graduation at Supinfocom school in France. There he made a film with a couple of other people called, The End.
Although the visuals and animation are really good, I was much more impressed with the simple story and strong concept. Have a look below!
15 March 2007
13 March 2007
Starting Animation...
Starting to learn Maya animation now. This is a ready-made rigged model that I'll be working with. Soon you'll be able to see some walk cycles and other animation.12 March 2007
8 March 2007
Learning MAYA
I've finally got on to the 3D bandwagon with Maya 7.0. Will be working with this software till the end of the semester (April 16th). Considering that I'm already really enjoying this, I'm sure that come April, my fingers will be glued to the mouse!Till then, I'll keep seeing polygons and texture maps everywhere I go.
6 March 2007
12 February 2007
KEEDA Continues...
Stop motion animation is a lot of fun as well as a lot of hard work. Here are a few more images from the set of our film "KEEDA" -
But looks can be deceiving!
Hi.
Bye.
The look and feel of the set is very important.
A forest of lights sets the mood...
...and once the actors arrive...
...it's time to animate!
It helps to follow the storyboard, of course...
And one can't forget to fill up the dope sheet!
Some of the more stubborn actors have to be forced into action.
But it all comes together...
The characters are built first...
But looks can be deceiving!
Hi.
Bye.
The look and feel of the set is very important.
A forest of lights sets the mood...
...and once the actors arrive...
...it's time to animate!
It helps to follow the storyboard, of course...
And one can't forget to fill up the dope sheet!
Some of the more stubborn actors have to be forced into action.
But it all comes together...
...eventually.
31 January 2007
KEEDA Begins!
Sets, props, models and production stills from our stop-motion animation project, "KEEDA" (Click for larger images) -
5 January 2007
4 January 2007
Jack Model Sheet
Sorry for the delay in posts. Was ill during Christmas. No excuses now though. Here's Jack... a character from my Kinetics exercise. The turnaround is useful for animation. It helps to know the proportions. Jack has a springy body, but it's in three different parts; all suspended magically!
19 December 2006
13 December 2006
The Man Eating Tiger
Visit http://maneatingtiger.blogspot.com/ - the production blog for my animated short film. There, you can see the process, research, sketches, illustrations and designs for the film which is as of now untitled.
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3 November 2006
25 October 2006
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