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Brooke Duckart
- Milwaukee, WI
- Last Record: 2013-06-19 11:47:06 -0500
- Joined: Jun 03, 2011
- www.brookeduckart.com
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"We carry the places we’ve been inside of us." - Symbiote
P.S. The zebra tree illustration is available on my Society6 account, sans text.
http://society6.com/brookeduckart/Zebra-Tree-vTe_Print
[UPDATE: I got pulled into 3 large off-site projects for a bit, and I can't finish this off for a few... that said, it doesn't mean that other RECorders can't take a stab at adding to this and/or finishing it ;^) Go for it!]
Here's a low-res in-progess peek #2.
I am almost done, but there are a few things I want to fix up and I am thinking about adding a couple of fun elements to play outside the borders (we will see, not 100% sure on that yet) and of course I am working on a better ending transition and an ending scene, as well as the credit treatments.
What do you think so far?
[I couldn't resource Mirtle's original "Stay Away" Illustration. The link has been messed up for a bit now? http://www.hitrecord.org/records/739753]
I went for it and flushed out a short shot towards the end with a couple of powerful lines. The eyes are now looking around a little bit and emphasize some key words, lips are synced as close as my skills can reach, Puppet-Pins GALORE to get the facial features the way I wanted them, and added mood with lights/shadows. I would be thrilled if this was used in the final Dr. Sweet Tooth piece, but honestly this was more for myself to work out a couple of ideas I couldn't shake. I think it still needs work. Plus, maybe I went too complex?
HUGE hats-off to callmeishmael for all of his fantastic work on the character development and scenes. His artwork is so fun to work with! And to Edward Shallow for this crazy-ass World of Wonder that is starting to unfold.
Such talent. I am honored to work with you.
The elements/assets took me a couple days to finesse the way I like them for animating, so I don't want those to go to waste - I will upload the layered PhotoShop file tomorrow so that other animators can play with this scene. Please do! ;^)
I remixed my own illustrations together = a snail girl + tea time.
Does anyone have a Tiny Story to support this? <3
Also, this lil' gal is available as a fun little sticker to purchase too, here - http://www.redbubble.com/people/brookeduckart/shop/stickers?ref=shop_product_refinement - Just sayin' ;^)
Make your own Monster Mashup! and contribute your monster creations to this collaboration (1073929).
This is a "Monster Mashup" MASTER sheet (1076552). Which contains ALL the parts' sheets together as well as all the RESOURCE numbers are now noted in blue for ease of resourcing the exact parts you use in your monster creations. If a part does not have a number next to it then it was an illustration I did myself specifically for that sheet and all you need to do is resource this MASTER sheet (1076552) or the parts' sheet you are working from.
Thank you for being through in your resourcing, it makes it easier for the hitRECord crew to connect the dots if your monster eventually ends up in an end-product, as well as it gives the parts' artists the heads up to check out a reMIX they inspired.
This Community RULES!!!
[[UPDATE/CORRECTION: the insect parts with the number 78556 next to them is an album number, if you need to cite individually then the legs are 544693 and the wings are 544683.]] Let me know if you find any other issues.
I PuppetWarp-ed ".some kind of deer." (995219) by Rimfrost legs to make the arms and used its eyes for spots - this was so fun!
Make your own monster mashup with these parts (1073927) and contribute your monster creations to this collaboration (1073929).
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***UPDATE: There is now a "Monster Mashup" MASTER sheet available (1076552) Which contains ALL the parts' sheets together as well as all the RESOURCE numbers are now noted in blue for ease of resourcing the exact parts you use in your monster creations. If a part does not have a number next to it then it was an illustration I did myself specifically for that sheet and all you need to do is resource the MASTER sheet (1076552) or the parts' sheet you are working from.
Thank you for being through in your resourcing, it makes it easier for the hitRECord crew to connect the dots if your monster eventually ends up in an end-product, as well as it gives the parts' artists the heads up to check out a reMIX they inspired.
This Community RULES!!!
Making a snow effect over the characters (to match the pacing and fluffiness of the snow falling in the footage) was a huge challenge on this one, but I think I pulled it off. What do you think? I also had more time today so I was able to add sound effects and dialogue to further the narrative.
Motion Monsters #11
Monster Constructed from: "IfMyHeartsMelts…" (1059722) by littledot
Background Footage: "Moving Snapshot: it's snowing again (and again)" (9566) by westcoastjen
[ I am making a series of daily "Motion Monsters" for a few days, to grow my After Effects experience and skills. I have a lot of monsters lined up so stay tuned here - http://www.hitrecord.org/records/1039562 ]
[[[ And please consider adding any reMIXes you make with these to the "Motion Monster reMIXes" collab here - http://www.hitrecord.org/records/1062835 ]]]
I think this story would be really fun if we kept the animation to drawings that are more crude child-like renders. I did this little test with a chalkboard sort of aesthetic, but the whole animation could be child-like drawings in different mediums on different surfaces such as: markers on lined notepaper, finger paintings on newsprint, chalk on a sidewalk, crayon on coloring book pages, etc.
Just showing another way these little guys (539499) could be used. You could print them out, cut them up and walk them around a room - try it!
Cut-outs available in resources.
Not sure how this can be used on hitRECord, but I never know - you guys are so crazy creative!
For my "Intro to Metals" class, I made an Eadweard Muybridge tribute in Metals. I constructed a Copper Zoetrope and pierced Brass slides with his "Galloping Horse." This is a Stop Motion I made with the completed work.
For the curious, in-progress documentation can be seen here - www.flickr.com/photos/brookeduckart/sets/72157625144309896
All yours - make these deers come alive!
Originally made for - brookeduckart.wordpress.com/2009/08/18/white-tailed-movement-tests-for-scratchboard-animation