Finished show reel

Kind of want to reorder things now that I've put it up there. blehh Well I'll add/edit it for when I hand it in for jobs *nod*

Another test

Runjump3 from Robyn Murphy on Vimeo

Another update. I cant get the jump right yet >_<

Tafe tomo~ like holycrap! D= Time is moving way too fast x_X

Why is there no zoom out function?!

Runjump part1 from Robyn Murphy on Vimeo


Runjump part2 from Robyn Murphy on Vimeo


Why does pencil trick me into thinking I can see my whole animation even if I pan the page across with the hand? >_< [two separate vids because I moved across the page, *Phil Sebben voice* hah HAH inconvenience!]

GO! GO! PiKAPiKA!!~

This was a featured movie on youtube I fell upon just now. Crazy awesome stuff!! I really want to know how they did some of the shots.

And if you know some Japanese, check out their website/blogspot

Animation Mentor on Youtube and others

Yo~

For those who aren't registered to Animation Mentors online newsletter [if you aren't I'm sorry but you fail at life [joking~ ;P]] Anyway~! To the point of the post they have made accounts into youtube, facebook, myspace and Aniboom. [Click on Picture to access Links]

I have subscribed to their youtube account. I suggest other do too~

EAP I

Eap I from Robyn Murphy on Vimeo

First EAP finished for Ian's class. Shame about the model screwing up =/ ah well I think I like his non-stretchy/thin legs.

First trial for EAPs

EAP sneak test 1 from Robyn Murphy on Vimeo

Started the first stages of work for my EAPs in Pencil...I seem to find it easier/faster to use at home...weird..perhaps it's because I'm in a more solitude environment or something...

Anyway~ Critique/comments are most welcomed! =D

[man this took a bit of fiddling to get this to upload...stupid vimeo not accepting .swf files >_<]

Ben Procter - Concept Illustrater

I thought it would be nice to share with people the online portfolio of a concept artist by the name of Ben Procter. He has made concept work from big titled movies such as Superman Returns, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matrix Reloaded/Revolutions and of course, Transformers. The site itself has plenty of concept images and 3D work, it also has small animations that show some of his 3D work. The site itself hasn't been updated recently but it's nice to have a goggle at every now and then.

I really like how in the Transformers artwork he shows what he used as reference for tones/shading/colours. He has that for a few of his pieces. It's really interesting to see how they do those types of things. =D

To see more of his work, click on the link below~

Ben Procter's Official Online Portfolio

3D Cell Shaded Model/Animation

First of, This is not my work, obviously...This wonderful work was made by 'Sledgehammer', who has posted his work on a art thread on a forum I go to.

Anyway~ To the topic! He's created a 3D character [Optimus Prime from the latest 'Transformers:Animated' series] using the program Max 7 and the meshes are low-poly Ink n' Paint jobs, rendered out with Mental Ray. [I have no idea what these particular programs are, I'm just typing what he's saying] I would really like to make a 3D character in this style. I'm planning on making my Wildwarp character in this style. *nod* [Ian~ Is Maya able to do this sort of shading/style? If so, could you please possibly show me some time =)]

It's so toony~ <3

EDIT- For some retard reason the last image isn't animating -_-; So I'll host it on photobucket. Since the original link requires Forum User Id.
Animated Gif of Character

Link to Sledgehammers Art Thread

And for some reason my font has shrunk...