Stompy stompy

New stuff from animation II. T-Rex walk cycles with a character that another professor built for our class.

Sidewalk Arts Festival 2009

So it's Sidewalk Arts time again in Savannah, and my buddy Chelsea Kubesh and I teamed up and went out to the park to draw. Here are some in-progress and finished images of our squares!

For the record, that's Chelsea in this picture, not me.

So it's Sidewalk Arts time again in Savannah, and my buddy Chelsea Kubesh and I teamed up and went out to the park to draw. Here are some in-progress and finished images of our squares!

Ball bounce in Maya

New animation.

Maya bouncing balls. I think they look awful, and that I am a terrible animator in maya. The only reason I'm posting this is because it's decent compared to some of the other crap that I've tried to animate this quarter. Moral of the story? Keri is a terrible animator in Maya.

"Come and test me, test me"

To prove I'm not dead (but sick! and busy with schoolwork), have some uncleaned linework for a WIP I may or may not finish soon.

There's a rumor goin' 'round death row.

Here, have some fanart for Superjail. Ignore the random wolf head drawn in one, and the random dates and notes drawn on others. These came out of my sketchbook for an animation course, so there are a few out of place things.

I've become completely fascinated with the art and animation style for this show. It is very "stream of conciousness" styled, and full of so many well-executed animation references as well as very complicated sequences of animation. You can't not appreciate it. To top all of that off, it is completely done in flash, which blows my mind because it NEVER has the look of a flash cartoon. keep it up, Augenblick studios.

Maya work: Here thar be monsters

This is the original painting that the following dragon model was based off of.

These are all involving a fish model I had to make from primitives. Some are lighted, some are just colored:

This is a test involving wrapping a photoshop image around an object in maya. I chose a photo of a wolf skull to wrap around a sphere:

Flour Sack Smackdown

Some of you may have already seen this, but for the record, I think it should go here since it's one of my better animations to date:



The prompt for our final was to have a flour sack character (who was to be animated a little bit like Carpet from Aladdin) approach a box, look inside the box, and react to the contents of the box.

The timing on my walk/run cycle at the beginning when he jogs up to the box is a bit off and lacking some weight, but other than that I'm quite happy with the result. From quick storyboards to pencil tests to the final product, this animation took two weeks and a grossly large stack of animation paper. Animation students kill the rainforest. :V

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