Showing posts with label Animations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animations. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 May 2013

Mark Turnaround


Here is the rendered turnaround. Still need to fix the lighting and get it to render properly.

Tuesday, 17 January 2012

Narrative: Poster Attempt

Im not sure if this is exactly what your looking for Molly, but heres a poster i've put together




And another composition image experiment

Friday, 10 June 2011

@Phil: Final Animation

Hello Phil

Really sorry I couldnt make it in today, but something urgent popped up which I couldnt exactly avoid and it messed up my schedule completely, I'm gutted.

Anyway, heres my animation


Pericarditis: Caused via Echovirus from Sean Smith DeRizzio on Vimeo.

Friday, 3 June 2011

@Phil: Animatic

Here is the final animatic for my upcoming Pericarditis animation, along with the finished still slides




Slides:





















Thursday, 26 May 2011

Unit 5: Art Of The Fastidious Bow-Tie

The Art of the Fastidious Bowtie

I had a sketchier, more appealing font for this Art Of but Scribd doesnt agree with it which is why the headings are so bland..

Friday, 15 April 2011

The Fastidious Bow Tie Animation


The Fastidious Bow-tie Hand Drawn Animation from Sean Smith DeRizzio on Vimeo.


Sooo.....Heres my animation of The Fastidious Bow Tie.

My Verdict:

At the start I was quite alright with the project, until I understood the process we had to undertake to make this fully hand drawn animation. I was dreading it for a while but once I got down to it I actually started to enjoy it.

As for the final outcome, I can honestly say I'm only satisfied with what I managed to do. It feels a bit frustrating having to use some still images in the animation but I simply had bad luck with this project and ran out of time. I know that without all the mistakes, mass restarts due to small errors escalating and illness for the majority of the project, I would have made a much better and fuller animation. Still I do feel it has its good points; I managed to get the whole story down and sync the animation to the music and I'm very pleased with the animation thats there. I've also learned a bunch of different techniques (through all the trial and error) of how to animate certain things from walk cycles to squash and stretch to animating using layers.

Thursday, 24 March 2011

Walk Cycle


Walk Cycle from Sean Smith DeRizzio on Vimeo.

I will get it to go across the whole page when I have more time..