Thursday, January 25, 2007

'The brain that was stolen from my laboratory, was a criminal brain...'

Ok, so I tried a new plug-in called 'The Set Up Machine'.... I admit I had some difficulties, the tutorial is kind of fast. I then spent two days doing my own complex rig...."Where was that 'Set-up machine' plug-in ?" I tried it again and this time it seems to work well. I still have some additional weighting to do, but all in all very nice controls and (once you get the hang of it), relatively effortless compared to the laborious rig I was building. The nice thing is, it has an FK_IK blend. My good friend Shahen Jordan, one of Hollywoods leading matt painters, is working on a beautiful set for Frankenstein. Check out his work on my blog link. Amazing! Well, things are moving along.. Thanks for checking in..Stay tuned.
Brent
P.S. Shout out to my Homie, Roger Dickes of Glendale Community College. 'His pimp hand is strong, he got mad skills'. His art department is sick and ill. If you want to learn Maya, take his classes, 'you be ridin' on dubs'.

9 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

What kind of gansta pose is that boyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! We need some fill lighting in their buddy. Why not give Elmo and Charlie a blast and see what they can whip up. Stand by the blower , I'll get back to ya.

10:55 AM  
Blogger stephen Silver said...

nicely done buddy

12:16 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Just looks fantastic! Well done! Can't wait for animation.

10:11 AM  
Anonymous Brian & Andrea said...

Great Job Brent!!!Right on!

8:18 PM  
Blogger Howard Shum said...

This is looking cool. Good luck with it!

2:23 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Out frigging standing!!
He really looks great!

11:51 AM  
Blogger Andrew Glazebrook said...

Really super work !

12:25 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I don't speak Ebonics. Is he good?

12:11 PM  
Blogger matt said...

Its Alive!! I can't belive nobody said that yet. well, this is a great model and paint. I just learned how to unwrap uv..i'm excited. Looking forward to see more work in the future. nice!

4:33 AM  

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