I've been playing a lot of Metroid Prime this week. I never played this one when it first came out, but even though it's now half a decade old, it's still fantastic.
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Sunday, December 09, 2007
Trilby-Obsessed
I've been sick all week. As such, I've been finding all kinds of ways to waste time in between naps. I downloaded the new game Trilby: The Art of Theft, from the creator of the fantastic Chzo Mythos, which I love. I exhausted Trilby so thoroughly, unlocking every costume and even completing the seven-heist mission with the cream suit, that I really had no more left to play. I then downloaded the creator's other action-oriented series, 1213 (pronounced "Twelve-Thirteen"), and in short order completed those games, too. Now I've basically played his entire library of games and I have nothing left to do but work on my cough.
Here are sketches from this week, along with some from a few weeks ago.
Here are sketches from this week, along with some from a few weeks ago.
Saturday, December 01, 2007
Thanksgiving Weekend
Alright, alright! Here's a new post already. What, a single update every six months isn't enough for you?
Joking aside, things have been busy. The film is in its final, long overdue stages, and we're pushing hard to finish. I'll post some artwork from that soon. Also, I have a new job. So you can imagine, between that and the film -- busy.
Anyway, here are some sketches from the Thanksgiving weekend, visiting with family and friends:
Joking aside, things have been busy. The film is in its final, long overdue stages, and we're pushing hard to finish. I'll post some artwork from that soon. Also, I have a new job. So you can imagine, between that and the film -- busy.
Anyway, here are some sketches from the Thanksgiving weekend, visiting with family and friends:
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Harry Potter Weekend!
It's Harry Potter weekend! With the release of the seventh book, a few of us got together this Sunday for waffles, swimming, and marathon Harry Potter reading.
Sadly, I haven't been following the series (though, as they're now all released, I suppose I could read them straight through, no waiting!), so rather than read book seven, I did the next best thing -- draw sketches of people reading book seven:
Sadly, I haven't been following the series (though, as they're now all released, I suppose I could read them straight through, no waiting!), so rather than read book seven, I did the next best thing -- draw sketches of people reading book seven:
Monday, May 28, 2007
End of Semester Panoramas
A couple of panoramic photos to mark the end of the semester. I can hardly believe it ... this is the last time I'll be able to say that. After all these years, it makes me a little sad. I guess, in that sense, these photos also mark the end of my time at San Jose State University. I actually kinda miss it already.
From last Thursday, the end-of-the-year Shrunkenheadman picnic.
And from three weeks ago, the BFA Animation/Illustration Gallery 2007.
From last Thursday, the end-of-the-year Shrunkenheadman picnic.
And from three weeks ago, the BFA Animation/Illustration Gallery 2007.
Berkeley Sketches
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
The Departed Speedpaints
A few of my friends have been doing speedpaintings from screenshots of movies. I think it's a pretty great way to study films more closely. So here are a couple of speedpaints I did tonight from The Departed, which has some absolutely stunning shots throughout.
I think this is actually an over-the-shoulder shot, with the cell phone as the point-of-view character. Not only that, notice how the shot is oriented so that the phone is higher in the frame than Matt Damon's face--meaning the cell phone is actually in a dominant position here.
This shot is only on screen for about ten frames, inbetween other shots that aren't quite as disorienting. The effect is so subliminal, you probably don't remember the shot even being there. But you feel it.
I think this is actually an over-the-shoulder shot, with the cell phone as the point-of-view character. Not only that, notice how the shot is oriented so that the phone is higher in the frame than Matt Damon's face--meaning the cell phone is actually in a dominant position here.
This shot is only on screen for about ten frames, inbetween other shots that aren't quite as disorienting. The effect is so subliminal, you probably don't remember the shot even being there. But you feel it.
Sunday, May 20, 2007
Last Week of Classes
A few sketches from last Friday's maquette class, the last meeting of the semester!
This one could easily be a companion to another drawing I posted earlier.
This one could easily be a companion to another drawing I posted earlier.
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Thursday, May 10, 2007
ADAA Semifinals
Awesome news: Ace Bullet, P.I. was accepted into the semifinal round of the 2007 Adobe Design Achievement Awards! See the official list of semifinalists at the ADAA website.
Congrats also to fellow SJSU entrant John-Paul Balmet and company for getting their film Journey: A Short Vignette into the semifinals, as well.
Congrats also to fellow SJSU entrant John-Paul Balmet and company for getting their film Journey: A Short Vignette into the semifinals, as well.
Saturday, February 24, 2007
Ace Bullet, P.I.
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