The Continuing Adventures

So I have been up to a few things since getting laid off. One of which is this dialogue piece.

Delicious Biscuit from Ted Lister on Vimeo.

The line is from Black Books. I'm very pleased with how it's turned out.


The other thing I've been doing is working on a short with one Mr. Eric Royal. The short is called "Salvaged," and it concerns two robots on a small, desolate asteroid. Eric has the finished designs for the characters up here

I've just finished modeling the Kill-O-Byte character and am in the process of rigging him.



We'll post more as we get to it.

The end

Yesterday was my last day at Offset. I was there for about 8 months, and it was a ton of fun. I'm proud to have worked with such a talented team, and I'm proud that I was able to live up to their expectations. I'm on the lookout for a new job. I'm going to be doing some personal animations until that happens, I'll try my best to post

GDC

I'm sitting here waiting for my demo reel to finish rendering out so I can take it to the GDC. I'll be finding out soon when I can post it up here... hopefully.

So... it's been a while....

Hello, everyone,
I'm putting together a reel to take to the GDC next week (I won't be able to post that until then), but here's a new t. rex run to replace the old one that serves as the intro to my reel. Be prepared for more updates and hopefully more frequent posting.

Offset Software

Hello, all. So I've been at Offset just over a month. It's been great! Everyone there is friendly and talented and I appear to get along with them. I've been doing a lot of animation, and while there's some that I don't think are my best, I'm very proud of the work I've been doing and hopefully in the future I'll be able to share some of it with you all (if you get the game you'll definitely see :D). Posts will probably get more infrequent, but I do have a personal animation in the works. Hopefully I'll make some progress on that soon.

New job!

I start Tuesday as an animator at Offset Software! Very exciting!

A Dark Matter won something!

Our 48 Hour Film Project film, A Dark Matter, won "Best Use of Special Effects"! I'm very happy as I was pretty much the visual effects department. Congratulations to everyone that was a part of Racing Time Productions. Making movies is not a one man band kind of thing. Special thanks goes to Jesse Janzen, for having THE vision, and Sean Wells, who helped develop the look of the superpowers with me, helped film some of the vfx sequences, and also, did the greenscreen for the news bits. And thanks to everyone else for comments, criticisms and telling me that Drew dying looked awesome.