Here's another quick one... this time I've taken it further and added a simple background and some color. These will be continually refined until they're longer and complete an actual gag or story.
These are 2D animations drawn frame by frame in the 'straight ahead' style... so they're probably the most basic form of animation. I think it's really the place where everyone starts animating from... animating in the traditional style I think offers a more natural movement than does animation in Flash... err... at least once you attain a level of proficiency.
Monday, December 17, 2007
Another Short and Rough Animation
Labels:
2D animation,
animated,
animation,
cartoon,
film,
pencil test,
short film,
Toon Boom
Very Short and Rough Animations
I've been busy learning how to animate... which is a paradigm shift from illustration and conceptual work or comic book pencils. It's like comic book pencils on steroids. Great. Just what I needed. Nothing like working for eight hours to realize that you've produced 5 seconds of rough animation. GAH!!!
These are just rough pencil tests to get my head around adding motion and life to the drawings. Let me know what you think!
These are just rough pencil tests to get my head around adding motion and life to the drawings. Let me know what you think!
Labels:
2D animation,
animated,
animation,
cartoon,
film,
short film
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Tibetan monk - study in gouache
Monday, November 26, 2007
Boy holds fish
Monday, November 19, 2007
Ritualized Violence
Here's a short clip of me what doing what I do when I'm not sketching.
That and $3.50 gets you a cup of coffee at Starbucks.
That and $3.50 gets you a cup of coffee at Starbucks.
Labels:
competition,
fight,
martial arts,
Muay Thai,
violence
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Nice dog... lame owner

This was a great big dog that slobbered his way up to me recently. One of those dogs that makes you feel good about the day. I think the breed is called a Newfoundland. The dog was just a big 'ol pleasant dog... the owner however was snotty, self important piece of work. Classic study in contrasts. I'd have sketched the sour faced owner too... but when she saw me sketching her dog she threw a dirty look my way and stormed off with her dog. How did a nice dog like that get an idiot for an owner?
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