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I believe the TSA has lifedrawing classes on Sunday. They're located on the corner of Spadina and Adelaide.

Cheers,
jamie

Hey all.

I'm going for a really simple and graphic design on this one. I tried to make a young boy, aged 6 or so. I think it's still probably a bit too influenced by Bill Waterson's work.

Though ...

Wow, thanks for all the great compliments. Appreciated! OK, I've redone the border of the bubble. This time I used a path and stroked it, and it seems to have worked much better.

I also noticed ...

dr. bang: Thanks! Did you go through the animation program at Algonquin? Or another course? In truth, I applied to Sheridan twice. And got rejected twice. So my going to Algonquin was more a forc ...

Hi all,
Here's a pic I just finished of an astronaut. I took a couple of liberties with it, but I don't feel I pushed it quite far enough. The whole image was based on a doodle I did while on the ph ...

Well, I really like the colours you've chosen, very cool ranges.

My only crit would be that your lighting seems slightly flat. Toss in some rim lighting or strengthen the key, but not the fill light ...

samson & friends: Woa! Not quite the image of a wife-beating, fat, bald, sweaty slob I was imagining! Yikes! In truth this scene of my short film takes place in an old folks home. So I figured th ...

A lil background painting for my personal animation project I've got going. Though I've been too busy animating for work to do anything but this background painting. http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/u ...

Wow, thanks for all the possitive commments! Tim Burton-esque?! I guess that'd be the simplistic head form and large eyes, eh?

johnboy - my original pencil doodle had a narrower stance. After I s ...

A design for a character I'm thinking about animating. I wanted to keep it fairly simple and somewhat reminiscent of stop-motion characters. My sister thinks he looks rather freaky, so I'm looking fo ...

I quite enjoy the last one. For some reason it brings to mind the work of Ray Harryhausen. I think because of the definite dual light sources and the sculptured look.

Very nice.

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Ahhhh, my arch nemesis! Welcome back to the list. http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/wink.gif

I don't really have anything to say about your painting. I like it. Moody and rough, wonderful. (It loo ...

Zayats,

Thanks! And I agree with you on the motion blur. It was cranked waaaay too high. I'd never before used a 3d package which supported motion blur, so I was like a kid in a candy shop. I ten ...

Very nice animation, Jeremy. Nice and snappy with great secondary. I especially liked the last little twitch of the tail as the cylinder creature passed away. Not being able to loop quicktimes thou ...

Heh, guess it is the same linework. My mistake. In that case, then, I think Jen's colouring supports the line better. http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/wink.gif

Nice pic, regardless.

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I like Jennifer's take on the image best. I enjoy her muted but well defined colours. Her line work also has wonderful weighting, wheras in the other two the lines are of a fairly constant weight. ...

Very cool. I quite like the style and the exaggeration. Do you have more images to post?

And just out of curiosity... where are you working in Copenhagen? AFilm...?

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I would *highly* doubt it as I thought Graphire were all USB based. You'd have to have an inuous serial wacom. Then you can just download the driver from wacom's site.

Unless of course you have a s ...

This started off as a little horse track gambler dude with those silly little transparent green plastic caps, and somehow managed to transmogrify into this mafia goon. I think it was because I was li ...

Well, it took me about a month of five minutes here and five minutes there to doodle up a response to http://jamie.ice.org/images/Above_Loki's_Canyon.jpg

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Yeah, I agree about the gorge on the right. I fought with trying to get it looking like a wide chasm and I don't think I ever really succeeded. Any ideas why? I'm at a loss....

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Tinusch:

Hrmmm.... Interesting thought about the castle. I thought the picture needed something else beyond just the landscape and I figured the ruined castle would add a bit more of a focal point w ...

I started off drawing this using my Life is Beautiful DVD as reference, and soon began to sway from what I saw on screen. I brought in more dead grass and the ruined castle on the hill.

Why they wou ...

I'm working professionally as a character animator and simultaneously (on this project at least) as a lead technical director. I primarily use Maya and Renderman. Though I have also dipped into phot ...

I'm working professionally as a character animator and simultaneously (on this project at least) as a lead technical director. I primarily use Maya and Renderman. Though I have also dipped into phot ...

Balistic, it's pretty nice...

I think the lighting needs a bit more work, though. I find the shadows far too dark. Take for example the shadow on the beast's trapezius cast by the ear. There is ve ...

This picture definitely does depend greatly on monitor gamma. I didn't realize it before, but when I viewed it at work on the sgi monitor it looked much worse than when I view it at home. I didn't r ...

Dunno if this'll help, but in the olden days of film they created rain effects by scratching film.

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Jamie McCarter
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There was what I felt was a really neat pic in a national geographic a while back of a cavern with a lake in it. I was inspired by that pic to create this image of a castle built into a column. Howe ...

Gecko,
I find the balance too heavy on the right side. And the primary tree is dead centre in the image which hurts the composition, I feel. Try moving that tree to the left somewhat, perhaps.

As f ...