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Story board artist and graduate James Iles is working on a short film project featuring a giant mutated conger eel being disturbed from the depths of Swansea Bay. Be sure to check out the kickstarter project!! :-Â https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1996671500/congaaargh-a-practical-monster-fx-film You can see more of James' work on his website :-Â http://jamesilesart.com/
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A couple sets of storyboards — visualizing graphics — from last week’s Doctor Who episode, “Into the Dalek” have been released and give an interesting look at what the episode looked like prior to its filming.
The first set of illustrations were created by the episode’s director, Ben Wheatley and give a quick look at the direction of the story, without too many details.
The second set of illustrations, by James Iles, Â are much more detailed even including a brief description of what is to happen.
Via: blastr
 Two Sets of Storyboards from "Into the Dalek" Surface #DoctorWho A couple sets of storyboards -- visualizing graphics -- from last week's Doctor Who episode, "Into the Dalek" have been released and give an interesting look at what the episode looked like prior to its filming.
Domino's pulls a groaner
Ephemerist : Domino's pulls a groaner
Domino’s UK, purveyor of pizzas, thought it would be a good idea to create a comic about how they make their wares as if they were girls getting ready for the summer. After all, bikini season is on its way!
I have never seen so many groaners in one single piece of marketing, starting from the title, A Dough In the Life. The funniest part, in my opinion, are the categories that the post fits into…
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My completed animated persona for university.Â
Tools used
Photoshop
Illustrator
Premier Pro
World Machine
After some experimentation I've decided that the best way to create the terrain for the HUD is to create it from scratch in World Machine. I can generate a mesh as a wavefront object that I can open in Photoshop. I don't know whether Photoshop can handle either tri or quad polygons but World Machine can export meshes of both types so I should be safe either way.
Once in Photoshop I can apply a simple texture and then I have the flexibility of being able to rotate to any angle in order to suit my composition. It has the added bonus of cutting down on render times too.
The images I've attached are of the terrain I've built for my project. The image shows the devices I've connected in order to create the terrain. I've attached them to a heightmap output device in this instance so you you can see a clearer thumbnail of the terrain. The mesh output device is just above.
You can see a far clearer snapshot of my terrain in the 2nd image.
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My glasses should be represented
As my glasses are an obvious physical feature I think they probably should be represented in some way. I'd rather have an interpretation than actual glasses though purely because I hate wearing them and hate how they make me look and the way people see and treat those who wear them.
Perhaps I could depict them by giving my character four eyes?
Storyboard annotated with estimated timings
'Syndicate' narrative film
I came across this video during my research and love the overall look as well as the flow of animation - each movement flows smoothly into the next. The music fits in perfectly with the sci fi look too.Â
