[I]"For this project, I decided to focus on creating a 3D object in order to present my name and title. I designed a tabletop mechanical device that would be found in a workshop. As I've worked with mechanical and robotic design in the past, I wanted to create something in this style in 3D, incorporating clockworks and wind-up toys, albeit dark and disturbing toys. The character was originally meant to be a mechanic of sorts but the final product shows a
more edgy, film noir character." [/I]
"My concept was to introduce myself with my name, featuring the "A" of my last name. To highlight the "A" I used a red color, which symbolizes passion, and uniqueness. We shot the hand over green screen, and the touching finger symbolizes communication with people. I created the floating letters in 3D, using keyframe animation."
Each student in Class 4 hit the ground running with this project and achieved their goals. For more behind the scenes photos visit our gallery. Watch for further project posts of our Telekinesis Spoon and Ghost project coming in the next few weeks.
Cheers,
Mark
Lost Boys Learning is North America's only dedicated accredited visual effects school with world-class training in photo-realistic 3D for VFX and compositing for film and television. Boasting a 94% placement rate Lost Boys Learning offers a specialized 1 year Visual Effects Diploma on Vancouver Island, Canada. Our students work with the award winning VFX Supervisor and experienced mentor, Mark Benard, in a project-based learning environment, covering VFX pre-production and shooting, 3D for VFX and compositing. We are now accepting applications for our new intake starting in January or May of 2009. Please visit our website and email us for further information.
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Lost Boys Learning - Class 4 - Title Project Showcase
(Part 2)
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Daniel Jackson
[I]"For this project, I decided to focus on creating a 3D object in order to present my name and title. I designed a tabletop mechanical device that would be found in a workshop. As I've worked with mechanical and robotic design in the past, I wanted to create something in this style in 3D, incorporating clockworks and wind-up toys, albeit dark and disturbing toys. The character was originally meant to be a mechanic of sorts but the final product shows a
more edgy, film noir character." [/I]
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JongJun "Danny" An
"My concept was to introduce myself with my name, featuring the "A" of my last name. To highlight the "A" I used a red color, which symbolizes passion, and uniqueness. We shot the hand over green screen, and the touching finger symbolizes communication with people. I created the floating letters in 3D, using keyframe animation."
Each student in Class 4 hit the ground running with this project and achieved their goals. For more behind the scenes photos visit our gallery. Watch for further project posts of our Telekinesis Spoon and Ghost project coming in the next few weeks.
Cheers,
Mark
Lost Boys Learning is North America's only dedicated accredited visual effects school with world-class training in photo-realistic 3D for VFX and compositing for film and television. Boasting a 94% placement rate Lost Boys Learning offers a specialized 1 year Visual Effects Diploma on Vancouver Island, Canada. Our students work with the award winning VFX Supervisor and experienced mentor, Mark Benard, in a project-based learning environment, covering VFX pre-production and shooting, 3D for VFX and compositing. We are now accepting applications for our new intake starting in January or May of 2009. Please visit our website and email us for further information.