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I worked on a couple spots for Les Schwab over at Digital Kitchen at the beginning of the year. Here are a few characters from one of the spots.
The lobster and Pot hole monster were used in the spot but the client decided to go in a different direction when it came to the trucks.
My buddy Todd Kumpf helped with the truck renders and I created the faces and did all of the compositing.
I got the chance to work on the 2013 Norad Santa tracker this past year. It was a blast. Check out the full post with more stills and information here!
Here is the first episode of Creative Campfire. A project I've been working on for a few months.
It will eventually be getting it's own website but for now I'll be posting updates on my work blog. Creative Campfire is a place that allows me to sit down with some hard working, creative people that I find inspiring, to hear about their work and what keeps them motivated.
Let me know what you think.
Last year I was able to help the Steve Dahl Network do a little rebranding. These are some of the show logos that came out of that one month period of work.
Overall I am really happy with how they turned out.
I used C4D & After Effects.
I posted this guy on my dribbble account the other day but I'm really proud of how he turned out so he is going on the blog!
"Grilling Dad," is part of a set of 9 characters I did for a client a few months back. Hopefully the full project will be released soon and I can show you the whole thing!
I used C4D, Zbrush, and Photoshop to create the ultimate Dad.
A second round of style frames I did for the guys over at Rocket Jump. This one was supposed to emulate the web series "Video Game High School." I think I achieved the look the were going for. It's always fun to make bright flared out text animations.
Style boards I did a while ago for a client. I was really happy with how they turned out but we decided to go a different direction that worked with their brand a little better.
I got to create a series of concepts using the Huggies brand logo for the guys over at Optimus. The client ended up going a different direction but I was really happy with how these turned out. Here is one of the concepts.
I used Cinema 4d and After Effects.
I have been working with the guys over at Rocket Jump to create some promo bumpers for them. This style was rejected but I liked where it was headed.
My new business cards have arrived! Excited to use them.
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Character Design
Long time no post! I think everyone who has a blog at one time or another has said the words “I need to be better about posting,” SO I WON’T SAY THAT! But I do need to be better…
I recently was asked to design some characters for an client pitch and I really liked what I ended up creating. Sadly they switched their direction last minute so I was unable to use the characters for the pitch.
I am used to this type of rejection though. Not the rejection of a client not using me for their project, but rather the rejection of an idea I have put a lot of time and effort into. I have a folder on my hard drive that is titled “un-used concepts,” which contains a lot of boards, style frames, characters, etc. that I was really pumped to move forward on but they did not meet up with the clients needs. The client is always number one, that’s just how it goes, and a majority of the time I come out with a great piece that the client and myself are super happy with! Plus I have blog material now!!! Let me know what you think!
I used c4d and photoshop on these frames:
Geo Crafty Part Deux!
A couple weeks ago I was asked to create a 15 second spot for a scanner and printer company in WI. I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to implement the look I had been messing around with a few weeks earlier. I had to do a character based pieces so it is not quite what I had envisioned for the AARP boards but the overall effect is similar. An after thought to this project was that it might have been cool to give it a stop motion feel rather than fluid motion. Maybe I will mess with that idea in the future!
I used cinema 4d for the 3d, flash for the hand drawn effects, and AE for compositing. One issue I had with the 3D was flickering problems in the final renders. I tried 10 or 12 different things to fix it and then finally I used IR+QMC full animation in the GI settings to fix the issue. The render took a little bit longer but the end result looked a lot better.
Geo Crafty
A few weeks ago I designed some style frames for AARP along with a few co-workers. I really liked the direction I came up with and thought I would post them on here for future reference. Unfortunately the client decided to go with a different direction so I plan on using this style for a personal project in the near future.
The look is a mixture of flash (for the hand drawn look) and c4d (for the polygonal models). I actually started with a base texture I got from c4d cafe which kind of sparked the idea. My plan for motion was to have each of the shapes (sun, cloud, lightning, etc.) build on in an origami like fashion. The paper would begin out of nowhere and fold together to create the full object. Hopefully a test is soon to come!
Oh and please excuse the stock photos haha.
Cells
I have been trying to learn Mograph better in C4d recently and put together a fun little abstract test the other day. I realize polygonal abstract stuff is very popular and has been done to death but it was the perfect way to learn more about Mograph. I work better with a theme so I went with an overall idea of cellular reproduction. Since it is such a short piece the video is set to loop so you can watch it a few times. I think it turned out pretty cool!
We actually ended up using a super condensed version of it for the title of the Protokulture reel. Check that out as well!