Rebecca Allen making the original 3-D animations for Kraftwerks Musique Non Stop video

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Rebecca Allen making the original 3-D animations for Kraftwerks Musique Non Stop video
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So these were pictures I took screenshots of and saved from the “3-D Animation: Just the Tips” panel at RTX Austin 2018 and it’s something I previously mentioned in my production analysis post for chapter 1 of volume 6. The panelists were Dustin Matthews, Kim Newman, Matt Drury, Nicole LaCroix and a couple of others who unfortunately I can’t recall. In these shots, Nicole provided a brief exercise of how she manifested the personalities of each member of team RWBY by the way they would all do a dab. If I remember correctly, Nicole had Ruby pose in a cutesy manner whereas Weiss did so very reluctantly. Blake stuck a dab in a stealthily and Yang expressed her pose with a sense of power and oomph.
I’ve held on to these screenshots for several months now and in the end I decided to post it here because all the streams of every Rooster Teeth Animated related panel that were on the Mixer website are gone! No one can find them anywhere outside of a few exceptions on Youtube! Note-to-self: even when another website will provide a stream of convention coverage, video capture the shit out of the footage anyway, because you’ll never know if it will otherwise be lost in the void.
Also, note that Weiss was sporting blue leggings in the screenshots. This panel was back in early August. Just saying.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUcJPdu0LTg)
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This is the world’s best-preserved nodosaur. It was discovered by accident and is currently at the Royal Tyrell museum in Alberta, Canada.
Can’t make it to Alberta? You can go on a 3-D virtual “tour” of the fossil via National Geographic here.
Digital World of Our Future with This Fascinating 3-D Animation
There is no doubt that our world is changing in many ways. Internet and virtual reality has a tremendous influence on our day-to-day experience, as well as on other creative fields, such as art. Merging between digitally created vision with our usual objective environment is just a matter of time; in fact, this process has started long time ago. New devices, such as google glasses, are on their way of interlacing the material world with the endless virtual reality; video games are getting better and better in reсonstructing the details of our surroundings. There are even studies of the architecture and social relations withing the game world. 3-D technologies are offering a huge variety of ways to turn our vision of the environment upside down. And some artists are very much into it.
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Meet Vernon James Manlapaz , 3-D artist and animator who took Instagram by storm with his realistic interventions into the usual cityscapes. Starting with simple animation, he quickly grew into a cartoon creator and visual storyteller.
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"Being able to animate characters is exciting for me. I am inspired to go to work every day. Animating characters to punch, blast, fly, and spew fire—it's awesome."
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Indeed, his animations are over the top good; but recent interest in ironical and humorous digital twists were meant to go viral. Abstract motives are inbuilt into local streets, transformers are helping to rescue a kitten on the roof and a tree fully grows within a second; all of these metamorphoses are making everything seem quite possible and real. While these short clever videos are certainly entertaining, they also reveal a very important tendency. We are living on the edge of the new era, era of virtual reality where digital and hylic will be equal and the boundaries of art will expand drastically. We just need to learn 3-D modelling.
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"ARIZONA'S TWILIGHT ZONE" STRANGE PLACES NOMINATED FOR 2 ROCKY MOUNTAIN EMMY AWARDS
Over two weeks ago in Los Angeles, American audiences and worldwide media focused their collective lenses on the TV industry’s annual celebration of the year’s greatest shows and the incredible talent behind them – the Emmy Awards. While that ceremony honors content that’s been enjoyed by v... http://snobbyrobot.com/2022/09/27/arizonas-twilight-zone-strange-places-nominated-for-2-rocky-mountain-emmy-awards/