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Digital Orthographic Drawing

on November 27, 2017

Digital Set Environment Orthographic What If Metropolis Year 1

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Digital Orthographic Drawing

on November 24, 2017

Digital Set Environment Orthographic What If Metropolis Year 1

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Parallax Test

on November 24, 2017

After Effects Digital painting Environment Year 1

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Film Review: Black Narcissus

on November 22, 2017

Environment Film Reviews Year 1

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What If? Metropolis: Online Greenlight Review

on November 21, 2017

Digital Set Environment What If Metropolis Year 1

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Orthographic Drawing

on November 21, 2017

Digital Set Drawing Environment Orthographic What If Metropolis Year 1

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Orthographic Drawing

on November 20, 2017

Digital Set Drawing Environment Orthographic What If Metropolis Year 1

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Maya: Lighting - Ray Depth

on November 20, 2017

Maya Toolkit 1 Year 1

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Maya: Lighting - Sampling and Noise Reduction

on November 20, 2017

Maya Toolkit 1 Year 1

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on November 15, 2017

Digital Set Environment thumbnails What If Metropolis Year 1

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Film Review: Edward Scissorhands

on November 15, 2017

Environment Film Reviews Year 1

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on November 14, 2017

Digital Set Environment thumbnails What If Metropolis Year 1

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Perspectives - Postmodernism in Kill Bill Vol. 1

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Film Review: The Hero's Journey in Spider-Man (2002)

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Film Review: The archetypes in The Pirates of the Caribbean

Gore Verbinski’s Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is the first instalment to the series of Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean movies. In this film, it is quite difficult to determine each and every archetype and apply them to individual characters without consideration. This is because of the diverse characters on screen, as well as the fact that one of the main characters can easily be regarded as multiple archetypes at once, due to their complexity and distinctive personality. To begin, William Turner (Orlando Bloom) is the well skilled blacksmith, who steps up to become a pirate with the intent of saving his lover, Elizabeth Swan. (Keira Knightly) He’s a man with morals and respect, while also possessing the traits to be courageous and adventurous. It’s clear to see that he beholds the archetype of the hero, but strangely in this film, he isn’t quite the top main character. This is different as even though he is most definitely one of the main characters,...

Film Review: The Shining

Stanley Kubrick's 1980 Horror masterpiece The Shining , is an onscreen nightmare that has rightfully left its mark on the Horror genre, even to this day. Jack Nicholson plays the on edge father Jack Torrance, who takes up the role of the caretaker at the Overlook Hotel, living there with his wife Wendy ( Shelley Duvall ) and son Danny ( Danny Lloyd ) inside of the large and isolating hotel for a number of months. Figure. 1. The Shining Movie Poster The madness that surrounds them is always present, ready to creep up on any of them at any time. Jack's insanity and violence builds up, and can be easily noticed through his appearance and language, while the blunt text on screen reading "a month later" or "Tuesday" is shown, so blunt that it's strangely creepy. This repetitive and random use of weeks, days and times changing is so commonly used and mixed up, that it creates confusion and causes you to feel unaware or not in control in terms of...

Major - Scientist Final Rig

My scientist character is now fully rigged, and ready to be textured. I have also given the character both FK and IK arm rigs, with the option to switch between the too. While the actual head would be inside of the hazmat suit and would technically only turn inside of it, I have given the head the ability to move, in case it can further help the animation in subtle ways. My next step for this character is to texture it, and I plan on using normal maps and wrap deformers to capture some of the details from the initial design. Additionally, I need to make more than one texture for this character, as I need the main scientist and the secondary scientists.

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