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Character Design Influence map

on September 25, 2018

Character Design Research Toolkit 2 Year 2

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Film Review: Star Wars original trilogy

on September 24, 2018

Film Reviews Toolkit 2 Year 2

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Character poses

on September 20, 2018

Maya Toolkit 2 Year 2

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Early Model (Gerald)

on July 19, 2018

Maya Personal Project

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The Big Jump Animated Film Updated Version

on May 20, 2018

Animation Fantastic Voyage Story Year 1

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Film Review: The Sixth Sense

on May 17, 2018

Film Reviews Toolkit 1 Year 1

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Film Review: E.T. The Extra Terrestrial

on May 14, 2018

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Life Drawing Toolkit 1

on May 14, 2018

Life Drawing Toolkit 1 Year 1

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Toolkit 1 Maya Tutorials

on May 14, 2018

Maya Toolkit 1 Year 1

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Toolkit 1 Animation Showreel

on May 14, 2018

Animation Toolkit 1 Year 1

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Ball Throw Animation (Frame by Frame Animation)

on May 14, 2018

Animate Animation Animation principles Toolkit 1 Year 1

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Maya Tutorial: UV Layout

on May 13, 2018

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Maya Tutorial: Arnold Lights

on May 13, 2018

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