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Showing posts with label effects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label effects. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Well ya know
Well ya know - ruff from Adrian Brisland on Vimeo.
Ruff anim on a 'FX' character lipsync (voice of Eric Goldberg)
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Gilland Book Signings
A few weeks ago, Joseph Gilland, author of Elemental Magic, came down to Ottawa and gave a lecture on classical effects animation and the challenges it faces in today's industry.
He has been travelling the world giving this seminar and although he compressed his usual three day talk in just one for us, it was passionate, informative and inspiring all the same.
Many people bought his book and he sat down for over an hour signing and drawing a little sketch in each one. I stood behind his shoulder and video tapped as many of his drawings as my legs would let me. It was tiring but worth it!
Here are a few with good video quality/favorite of mine. Feel free to cut the audio.
rock explosion 1
rock explosion 2
explosion1
plasma shots
Fire 1
Fire 2
Fire 3
Smoke
Water 1
Water 2
Water 3
Water 4
Water 5
Water 6
Water 7
Wave
He has been travelling the world giving this seminar and although he compressed his usual three day talk in just one for us, it was passionate, informative and inspiring all the same.
Many people bought his book and he sat down for over an hour signing and drawing a little sketch in each one. I stood behind his shoulder and video tapped as many of his drawings as my legs would let me. It was tiring but worth it!
Here are a few with good video quality/favorite of mine. Feel free to cut the audio.
rock explosion 1
rock explosion 2
explosion1
plasma shots
Fire 1
Fire 2
Fire 3
Smoke
Water 1
Water 2
Water 3
Water 4
Water 5
Water 6
Water 7
Wave
Monday, February 15, 2010
Match Maker
My first voyage into effects, this is the standard beginner assignment as recommended to me by Kathleen Quaife (whos torch cycle Ive studied below).
I asked her a little about how she thought one should begin to learn this stuff and she graciously told me the best way was to strike out on my own and try to understand and express myself through analyzing a "simple" little match.
so here goes....
final
rough
and a couple of my thumbnail studies for good measure.


I asked her a little about how she thought one should begin to learn this stuff and she graciously told me the best way was to strike out on my own and try to understand and express myself through analyzing a "simple" little match.
so here goes....
final
rough
and a couple of my thumbnail studies for good measure.


Monday, January 18, 2010
Fire
Another fire cycle that Ive copied in order to study effects animation. This one is straight out of Joseph Gilland's Elemental Magic.
In the spirit of experimentation, Ive tried a different approach on a few frames here and there. My favorite bit was how Gilland has rolled his inner bits of fire off the central ball.


In the spirit of experimentation, Ive tried a different approach on a few frames here and there. My favorite bit was how Gilland has rolled his inner bits of fire off the central ball.


© Joseph Gilland.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
effects animation!
wow, its been almost 3 months....who knew.
I recently came across Elemantal Magic, the art of effects animation by Joseph Gilland. And it is AMAZING and I am hooked.
and so, while searching for more to fuel my curiosity in this side of animation I never realized I didnt know...I came across the great blog of Kathleen Quaife whose effects animation blew me away again.
she posted a page on fire animation and I couldnt resist drawing over it and filming it for myself:
I recently came across Elemantal Magic, the art of effects animation by Joseph Gilland. And it is AMAZING and I am hooked.
and so, while searching for more to fuel my curiosity in this side of animation I never realized I didnt know...I came across the great blog of Kathleen Quaife whose effects animation blew me away again.
she posted a page on fire animation and I couldnt resist drawing over it and filming it for myself:
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