CGArena: Apr-May 09 Issue is Online
Posted in: 1Wait is over, once again your favourite magazine is available for download with more than 70 pages of exclusive content
Wait is over, once again your favourite magazine is available for download with more than 70 pages of exclusive content
The team at Hellohikimori serve up their first major update for 2009 including an installation for Diesel, magazine art-direction for JPeople, and more…!
As someone who has an intense love-hate relationship with New York, this sweetly animated film from Andy and Carolyn London tugged hard on my heartstrings. It’s a simple concept: Interview New Yorkers and then animate objects in the city to match their personalities. The result is a compelling short that helps me see the city—and its people—in a new light.
If you like this, you might also like Aardman’s candidly charming Creature Discomfort animations.
Via Laughing Squid. Thanks to Todd for the tip!
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Check out Mr. Parla’s monstrous handstyles. Quite a grimy body of work, but it really feels like what the Ten Commandments would have looked like if God were an artist.
I’m currently working on a gizmo that includes a GodRays node. What i want to do is have it so that the "center" parameter in my GodRays node is always in the middle of whatever footage you have piped into it.
So i was hoping there is some form of expression that can find the vertical and horizontal size of the source and then divide them by 2 to find the center automatically.
thanks in advance
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REQUIREMENTS:
A minimum of 5 years professional experience with After Effects and Shake
Proficiency in all aspects of compositing
A great demo reel
A collaborative spirit and the ability to work as part of a team
We offer competitive pay and the opportunity to collaborate on great work with creative people in a fun environment.
Send resume and link to online reel to want2work@independentstudios.tv.
Post Magazine interviews John DJ DesJardin about Watchmen.
Compositor Adam C Sager’s befores and afters reel for Coraline.
First, I thought I would animate the body of the fish swimming in place (body swaying & tail flapping), then apply that looping animation to a path. What would be the best way I could set up the fish for this kind of animation? I have tried joints and soft binding and blend shapes, but this is a new area for me so I’m not sure what is the right way to go.
Also, once I have the still fish animated can I duplicate many fish then apply them to their own separate motion paths (with flow path)??
Any help or direction anyone can give me would be great… Thanks!