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Andy Cox is the current victim up on the caricature wall and I couldn’t resist attempting to draw him. I feel very fortunate to be working with Andy! He’s extremely motivated, motivatING, and he can use a sport metaphor to explain ANYTHING. It’s impressive! ☺️ #procreate #caricature #digitalart #blueskystudios (at Blue Sky Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/B61sj9yjkjC/?igshid=4sf99go90jo7
Check out the miniseries #escapefromdannemora !!! Super intense almost unbelievable (but true!) story and phenomenal character acting! #patriciaarquette #ericlange #pauldano #beniciodeltoro #benstiller #digitalart #fanart #procreate https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs32-DlhdLv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=qv8rg0upa8ny
Working on a walk cycle for Fritz #ProjectBearSpray #2danimation
[Throw Back to 2016] Day 7 of the “Seven Day Challenge” which I am taking you through my animation journey. So it turns out jumping from VFX to feature is really tough, but in 2012 Reel FX decided to take a chance on me and that brought me down to Dallas. I had a wonderful time animating on Free Birds, then Book of Life, each film giving me huge opportunities, worked with some really wonderful and talented people, and learned so much. It was a hard decision, but decided to move on and head up to Blue Sky for Peanuts, Ice Age 5 and currently Ferdinand. Another amazing studio to be at! I chose this shot to share because this was the first shot on this film where the rigs finally became secondary to the acting, of course it was my second to last shot :P I think it’s an important thing to learn not to get caught up in the tech side of animation and keep the artistry as much as you can. It’s hard to do when animating on the computer! I give a lot of credit to finally doing a SKETCH PASS. Something I have known about, but too intimidated to try up until this shot. This pass really allows you to feel out your shot; push poses without rig restraints, easily play with the timing, and also try out different ideas much faster than in maya. I also love that it brings me right back to that feeling that I got at the very beginning of this whole journey :) .………… Wow! It’s been quite a ride so far! Glad to see improvements over the years, heh. I feel so dang lucky to have a job that doesn’t feel like work and that I get to hang out with my friends while doing it. Thanks for sticking with me for the seven days of reminiscing, it would be great to see you all do something like this! I nominate YOU! .………… And I also nominate the talented @welcome_to_louieville to post a painting/drawing/awesome creation once a day for 7 days :) Because I know you have so much awesome work you have yet to share with the world!
Thank you gift for some wonderful friends :) #kitty #cat #drawing #digitalart
[Throwback to 2011] Day 6 of the “Seven Day Challenge” which I am taking you through my animation journey. After Cats & Dogs, I went over to ILM to work on Iron Man 2 and was so thrilled to get asked to stay on for Rango, my very first FEATURE! Rango was a wonderful film to be on and was the first time I experienced working with a director that was not only partly in house but had a very clear vision. It was his passion project, and it felt a privilege to be a part of it. The characters were wonderfully weird and too much fun to animate! This shot is the most memorable for me because shooting reference as a couple of drunks was great and it was the first time I was really able to visualize the shot before going into maya. What a difference it made! After this film, I went back to VFX films (jumped between Tippett + ILM for two more years), which I was really enjoying, but having a taste of feature left me wanting more. There was that FEELING again, and I had to chase it. .………… I nominate the talented @onyeelo to post a painting/drawing/awesome creation once a day for 7 days :) Because I want to see what you have been working on since you left!
[Throwback to 2010] Day 5 of the “Seven Day Challenge” which I am taking you through my animation journey. I still remember the day when I got the call with an offer to work on Cats & Dogs: Revenge of Kitty Galore at Tippett Studio! Finally my dream came true! I was going to animate on a film! The whole thing was an incredible experience… Moving up to San Francisco, working among industry legends, meeting new people whom quickly became friends (including my now fiance!), learning what a pipeline is, about different departments, matchmove, tools, animating quads for the first time, and and and… there was a lot of stuff to learn and it was quite overwhelming! But I was lucky to have an incredible team of animators to lean on through this transition. This shot is the most memorable for me because it was the one I struggled with the most, which then turned into the one I had the most fun with. Struggle is good! It means one is challenging oneself and learning! And I learned A TON in the process and really appreciated the patients of my supervisors. Always encouraging, never pressured. .………… I nominate the talented @tomgibbonsart to post a painting/drawing/awesome creation once a day for 7 days :) Because I miss seeing your awesome creations!
[Throwback to 2008 > 2015] Day 4 of the “Seven Day Challenge” which I am taking you through my animation journey. The final classes at AM when I was there were to make a short film. I was really excited to take everything I have learned thus far and put it towards a bigger project! I had a ton of ideas, but none of them really jumped out at me. I had to pitch three ideas whether I was ready or not, and the night before having to choose one of them to move forward with I fell asleep watching an episode of X-Files then Scooby Doo (as one does) and woke up with the idea for Maid to Haunt! I frantically put together a pitch and my mentor was nice enough to let me give it a go and it was the one we moved forward with. With this project I learned quite a bit. I learned to have a clear vision, but to be open to changes. I learned that not everything goes as planned, but to roll with the punches. And above all I learned to be patient and never give up. I began this project in 2008 and worked on it on and off until it wrapped up in 2015. The reason it took so long is because I didn’t know how to do all the technical stuff to get it finished. I had many people helping me when they could, and I am forever grateful, but it’s tough to keep people interested when it’s volunteer work. The hurdles were often too high to continue on my own. Until they weren’t and I was able to figure out workarounds. There was one person who stuck with me for the entire duration of the project and went above and beyond; THANK YOU Jeremy Vickery! He is responsible for the environment, lighting, comp, and a big part of keeping my excitement up. Go here to see higher res version of Maid to Haunt, making of, and full Credits: www.maidtohaunt.weebly.com Felt so good to finish and so proud with how it turned out! #shortfilm #animationmentor
This week's #drawaholics challenge is "invertebrates" and this is what I got! #itsnature #speedpaint
[Throwback to 2008] Day 3 of the “Seven Day Challenge” which I am taking you through my animation journey. After graduating from Ai, I went on to intern at High Moon Studios and got hired on to animate cinematics for their games. It was a great place to work, wonderful people, but it wasn’t the kind of work I set out to do. It didn’t give me that feeling I had when I was animating something I really loved and believed in. So as soon as I found out about Animation Mentor I signed up and it changed my life. The piece I am sharing with you today is the most impactful piece I did as a student there. It taught me the importance of reference, strong defined poses, asking for help, and this is around the time when I started to get a feel for the animation community. Early on in this shot I really struggled and even at my best, wasn’t even close to as good as most of my classmates. I was starting to doubt myself and the probability of me ever animating in films. I was at an ultimate low and was ready to give up. The support of my mentors and friends got me back on track and I had a lot of fun finishing up this shot and was quite proud of it. Even if it wasn’t the best in the class! The big lesson for me here was learning to not let myself feel discouraged by others work, but inspired. #animationmentor .………… I nominate the talented @greenbeans to post a painting/drawing/awesome creation once a day for 7 days :) Because I want to see more of your awesome creations!
#30dayanimationchallenge Day 3: Heavy Ball Bounce #2danimation #animation #tvpaint #backtobasics
Joining @garrettshikuma with his #30dayanimationchallenge! Here is Day 2: Ball Bounce Across Screen #2danimation #animation #tvpaint #backtobasics
#drawaholics current theme: Pets! This is Reggie, named after Packer player Reggie White. I was a huge football fan in middle school when I got him :) He lived eight years, loved to whistle to Simpsons, play basketball and eat oranges. #parakeet #drawing #limitedsupplies
Joining @garrettshikuma with his #30dayanimationchallenge! Here is Day 1: Bouncing Ball #2danimation #tvpaint #backtobasics
First tumblr post and first drawing of 2017!