And wrapping it up for 2D for now, here's the world's fastest blowfish.

A short gif of a character throwing a ball against a wall.

More More MORE!

Here we have a loop from last semester (unfinished, clearly) of a man in a top hat and a fox playing poker in a viking boat on the high seas, because that's what makes sense to me. Also, an animation of one of my very talented (seriously) colleagues plucking his nose hair, and last in the set is a short clip of fish love.

Some Animated Stuff

Finally some animations... tests... things. The hand drawn stuff is mostly from Scott Wright's class, some of it's based on film clips, others are just made from scratch. Unfortunately, I lost my VHS that had some of my other animations on it, so I'm only able to upload some of these things; it's a shame. Anyway, here's an octopus dancing like Groucho Marx!

Now All It Needs is the Animation

So here we have a sheet I made up to try and hook a composer for my first film idea this year, by means of snagging them with bright, shiny colors and funny birds. Also present are colored versions of the characters Slad and Mogey, a preliminary sketch sheet and finalized birthday present for my brother from a while back, a black and white version of a Lion's Flower dragon (to be colored and updated later), and lastly, some designs for my cousin who is currently trying to build an online strategy game with his friend that pits black-plague era mice against each other in the recession of humanity.

That's a mouthful...

Anyway, there's just the animation still to upload, and I'll try to get on that this week. The only real obstacle is Maya's refusal to render my short film with the proper mental ray settings; hopefully that will change, but we'll see. 

That's it for now.

Here's some highly-mostly rendered characters, and also Fluffy the Crab.

Felix, Groucho, Cybird, my last roommate as a llama, my first two chronic cartoon characters, and the rat bastard of the west. Also, an alien.