A blogroll on our efforts to create an 8 min (OPEN MOVIE) animation short on the absolutely free Animux pipeline.
It was a crazy day, July 31st on the deadline of the project. Everything that could go wrong went wrong for us. Now we are not sure if the project would be completed in time for Siggraph 2009 demo.
The Indian sub-continent has its own dance language and a myriad of styles that have developed for centuries. Now with PH2PC we want to use that years of learning/research/ and development into our storyboarding.
Today evening we had our meeting to review the status of our project. Are we on-target, behind target, identify what areas need more effort and resources etc.
Paula was asked to create the turn-around for the Peahen character to help the modeler’s model them. She is pretty quick with these and the animators find it very useful to baseline there models on.
In order to help Filipe to model the peacock, Paula came up with this quick turn-around that Filipe who is the modeler would use to fix his model.
Eduardo “the art director” for Prince Harming to Prince Charming has come up with the color script for the preview.
Check out the latest version of the Prince Harming to Prince Charming animatic created by Daniel Lima.
After a few initial hick-ups with the modeling of the peacock we are back on track of making a visual master piece.
Luis has come up some preliminary designs for the 3rd and final peacock in the animation. The peacock is an albino peacock.
A talented global team of working on a project part-time has its benefits and pitfalls. And we are learning the challenges as we move on this project and adapting. This is our first evaluation of the and some of the lessons we learnt.