Yearly Archives: 2009

I’ve added a few new items that I haven’t mentioned on the blog before. First up, a few of the sketches I did for the 1930s car chase animatic: And some high-res mental ray renders of those spacemen heads: Check out the 3D section of the portfolio for wireframe versions of these guys!

Two months ago, I posted stills from an animatic about two spacemen fighting over the same sexy robot. I’ve finally got around to posting the (slightly censored) animatic on Youtube. I also just put up an animatic for a 1930s car chase, set to the swingin’ tunes of Squirrel Nut Zippers. Enjoy them both!

At the beginning of the month, I started working on a theater poster for Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot. It’s finished! The final product was inked with pens and brushes (including the type) and colored digitally in Photoshop. I had a few other ideas I was playing around with – - But pretty quickly settled [...]

I’ve been studying up on facial modeling for the past few months, learning about different methods of modeling (starting from polygon primitives, polygon profiles, nurbs spheres, or subdivision surfaces) and facial modeling theory (orthographic drawings, edge loops, polygon counts). I started in on a few tutorials, but nothing was really working out – the heads [...]

I’ve started working on a theater poster for Samuel Beckett’s absurdist tragicomedy Waiting for Godot. Beckett, though Irish by birth, wrote the majority of his work in French. The French version of Godot first premiered in 1953 and the English version in 1955 – Beckett himself translated the play. The stage in the play is [...]

Last month, I posted some Spacemen sketches. They were character designs for storyboards! The short narrative follows two spacemen who have fallen in love with the same sexy robot. I created a short animatic using the storyboard frames, which I will probably post on Youtube at some point in the future. For now, here are [...]