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Showing posts with label art direction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art direction. Show all posts
Thursday, 15 September 2011
Wednesday, 31 August 2011
Thursday, 25 August 2011
Heavy Industry - Cell Organelles
Having completed modeling the organelles for the cell, I thought I had better run off some renders, the textures are place holders at the moment hence the sci-tech look.
Above are various stages of the construction of the nucleus.
The Cell as a whole. You can clearly see the nucleus in situ.
Close up of the nucleus, below it are ribosomes, to the top left is the centriole.
Here we see two mitochondria floating past the golgi body (top left), nucleus and centrioles.
Looking down the shaft of the cilia into the cell proper, we can see the organelles responsible for moving the cilia.
nucleus concept from SIMON HOLLAND on Vimeo.
A very short clip of the nucleus in action.
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Flu-Virus Concept Colour Test
A slight detour from the graphic style I have been working on, I also used this as an excuse to try a water-colour style with a little Photoshop post production work.
Thursday, 14 July 2011
Flu-Virus Concepts 2.03-2.04 plus first draft of plot.
Below is my first draft plot, comments and suggestions welcomed. At the moment the amount of scientific information is probably a little in depth for A-Level study, this will be pared back at the actual script writing stage. Im sure the good Dr Klappa will point out any glaring biological inaccuracies.
flu virus infection
Flu-Virus Concepts 2.01-2.02
I am still undecided whether I will be going in a pure hard-edged graphic style or something rather more grungier and real. The whole aspect of viruses not actually meeting the criteria of living organisms brings to mind little semi biological machines (nanobots) and this contrast between a living cell and the non-living virus is something that I would be seeking to emphasis.
Below is an initial colour timeline to give a rough indication of dominant colour palettes throughout the animation.Next job is to get the basic plot summary finished and uploaded to Scribd
As an aside Phil, I don't suppose you would like to edit the layout slightly to give a bit more width in the posts. That way images and video won't creep outside the borders.
Wednesday, 13 July 2011
@ Simon/Hazard Iconography
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