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June 20, 2012

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Some in class and sketch book studies in gouache.

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Ani 113B Final

Almost done with this semester. What a crazy couple of months it has been. It wasn't really much of the work load from classes, but also the personal events that really drove me nuts. Heh. . . Anyway here is my final project (Forest + Hero Tree) for Ani 113B - Inter. Projects class.

117B - Short Story

Hey All, I haven't been updating my blog in a while because the work I had done sometime in the beginning of 2014 wasn't really worth sharing, then eventually I forgot about my blogs. Priorities. So in the next few blog posts, I'm doing a massive art dump of stuff I did between the latter half of 2014 to now. And to start off here's some illustrations from the story, "The White Donkey" by Ursula Le Guin. In one of my vis dev classes we had to pick a story from one of the four authors listed, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Arthur Clarke, and Ursula Le Guin. I ended up choosing a short story by Ursula called, “The White Donkey”. Within the last month of the semester we had to put at least three illustrated story moments together and put our own style into these pieces. Overall I’m satisfied with how these pieces turned out. I was more focused on having things read rather than focusing on creating a style, but hopefully I will figure out m

130b - Advance Modeling Part 1

Here’s a follow up to my “other brother” from “Coraline”. At the beginning of the semester we were tasked to create a character that was already designed from either Ani117B or from the current BFA class. I ended up choosing the character I created from my Ani 117B class from the previous semester. So In the first two images, is the character sketch then the character turn around. The bottom two are slight variations of the body and the head and face. Most of this character was modeled in Maya, then taken into Zbrush for texture and color. The final renders were done in Zbrush.

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