Scatter Brain Matter, or the Evolution of Mankind
I have released my latest short film on Vimeo. After serious discussions around Thanksgiving, I added a subtitle to the work once known as "Mind Matter".
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I have released my latest short film on Vimeo. After serious discussions around Thanksgiving, I added a subtitle to the work once known as "Mind Matter".
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Labels: Animators Anonymous, art, Eye Brain, Maya, Mental Ray, Mind Matter, Vimeo
Two of my works have been selected to be part of the "Art Speaks Out" program that is put together by ikonoTV that will be shown as part of the Global Climate Art Festival, scheduled to coincide with the UN Climate Change Conference Paris 2015. I am happy that my animation "Seeing Red" and my video "City.Flow()" will once again be on display.
Seeing Red from Wobbe on Vimeo.
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Labels: Animators Anonymous, art, City.Flow(), environment, Vimeo
So there. Took forever to get some stuff to work, particle expressions can be very finicky. But they are starting to behave the way I envisioned.
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Labels: Animators Anonymous, ExperiMaya, geek stuff, Maya, YouLikeMe, YouTube
My video City.FLow() from 2010 has been included in the Enhanced Vision – Digital Video, the latest online exhibition organized by the ACM SIGGRAPH Digital Arts Community Committee. The site went live this weekend: check it out!
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Labels: art, City.Flow(), SIGGRAPH
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Played with nParticles a bit in an attempt to create frozen motion but created this sequence in the process:
I used a Motion Capture (MoCap) example that came with Maya years ago and made it emit particles. Very simple. Find better MoCap data I must!
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Not really have had time to create new work recently. For my classes I have been experimenting with Maya's xGen. Today I made this to test duplication of animated geometry with it.
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Labels: Animators Anonymous, Doodles, ExperiMaya, Maya, Mental Ray, YouTube
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