I did a day trip up to Vancouver BC a few days ago and popped this off on the train up in the morning.
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Tag: art
Awesome Opossum
I got a little too into a doodle to reply to a text message and it turned into me drawing for an hour an some change.
Still, not the worst thing I’ve spent an hour fifteen on.
The Cutting Room Floor
Here are a few elements that never saw the light of day from the past couple weeks.
The working mans screen caps
As I work on stuff, I every time I have something that I like, I screen capture it. Just a single image, then most of the time I let myself forget the context and continue working at a fervent pace. Here’s some of those recent captures with maybe a little bit about them. If I remember.
Starting easy, this is from tonight. I’m a little nervous about tomorrow’s 3d work since it’s been a month or so since I’ve really used more than 2.5 dees. So my solution is to do style renders tonight so I can go in tomorrow and look like I know what I’m doing on the fly.
The other day the store didn’t have pumpkin pie. So I drew my own.
Pokemon fusion understands me like nothing else. I’ve been adding backgrounds to these sprites in my fleeting spare moments. I’ll make a dump of just these soon as I have enough.
Well this is just shameless self promotion. A reel leftover.
I don’t remember what this came from, but I’d bet dollars to doornails it was tracking.
This is a shitty selfie from playing bikes. I don’t actually think this belongs here.
A warm up sketch from an illustration I got to do for a Discovery Channel show.
Side by side before and afters of a tele that I used. I redid some colors, and made the screen 1:1 instead of 4:3.
Something from an early round of ideas with a wine video. I think these may have gotten scrap or reinvented.
A still from another spare time project to figure out how to set up a physical render with GI and AO to have stable shadows. It’s gotten close, but so very far at the same time.
Tune in next time for rotoscoped graphics without the video layer!
Kingston Launch
Here’s a little thing I shot on my phone while boarding the Kingston ferry yesterday.
Sunset Moonrise
I shot this on my old 30d the night before the 4th of July.
The Show at the Beach
Watching reflections is always enjoyable. This held true on the fourth of July as well.
I spent the night watching for the flicker of a lighter, then get ready to start the long exposure.
The glowing orb is the moon. It’s been bright these past nights.
I have dozens of these, but I feel like the novelty of it wears off quick.
But I may as well include one more for good measure.
And to follow the tradition, I took some normal fireworks photos as well.
This looks small, but for scale reference, look at the house and the people in the lower left corner. It was definitely not small.
This looks like a palm tree, which means it’s about time for me to make like a tree and leaf!
From Above
As the Memorial Day fair was being set up in Portland.
Tiny Cone
This was an experiment with doing macro time-lapse. (The pinecone is about the size of your thumbnail) I thought it would be interesting to have shadows move over the pinecone, but it turned out it was much more interesting just having it in the sun and watching it open up some. I will definitely be playing with this more.
Forest Path Shadows
Pools of light are the most mobil pools around. Honestly I was taking a nap on the side of the trail over the 30 minutes or so this was cooking. The temperature was just too comfortable not to.
