I am working on the DSU Animation-a-thon right now. Since noon today, a handful of animators are working on a single storyline split into our own individual art styles. We're just over 10 hours in and I am ready to crawl under the desk and take a nap, but I finally finished this guy. Made in Adobe Illustrator and soon to be animated in After Effects. If all goes according to plan, we'll have it all done by noon tomorrow, but either way, we plan on submitting our work to the 2013 SoDak Animation Festival. Hopefully I'll have more WIP pics and a final animation up sometime tomorrow. Wish me luck and send more caffeine.
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Planet Earth Tower
Planet Earth Animated Tower from Megan Yellow Boy on Vimeo.
This is an animated tower I made for one of my classes promoting BBC's
Planet Earth series. I've spent pretty much every night for the last
week staying up to work on this bad boy. I made it using 3DS Max and did
post production in After Effects. The audio is the Planet Earth
prelude. While there's more I wish I could have added, I'm very happy
with how it turned out. Enjoy!
Labels:
3DS Max,
After Effects,
Animation,
Final,
Modeling
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Beadlemania
Finished Rototscoping Project- "Spaceman Dan"
Finally finished all the rotoscoping. Going to eventually do some more work with this piece, but I love how it turned out.
Friday, March 22, 2013
Swiss Army Knife - Test Rendering
This is a test render of my Swiss Army knife. The materials turned out great but I'm having trouble with the lighting and environment. Hopefully I'll get it sorted out soon.
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Swiss Army Knife- 3D Modeling- In Progress
I'm modeling a swiss army knife in 3DS Max. I have all of the modeling done, I just have to work on materials and environment. Super pleased with how it's coming along.
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Rotoscoping Project- Finished Background
Finished the background! The bottom is cut off because it won't be included in the animation. I'm going to have the camera pan from lower left to upper right. Now for the rest of the animated parts!
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