Friday 27 April 2012

Red or Dead: green screen test

this is a short test David did to see our model and bike up against the background, looks good!

Rise and shine: washing machine flood

Its not finished yet, i need the cat to jump out the machine as well. Im pleased with the water, i did it quickly in photoshop but i think it looks good.

Wednesday 25 April 2012

Urban Encounters

Next month my short film The Cyclotrope Experiment will featcure in an animation, video and motion graphics exhibit in Denvor, Colorado, Heres the trailer:



Urban Encounters: SightLine is the second curatorial effort led by the Denver Theatre District (DTD) that takes the best in video, animation and motion-based art directly to the public, presented on a massive, state-of-the-art LED screen prominently located in downtown Denver, Colorado. 2011's "Frame of Mind" showcased 39 short-format works exclusively from Colorado artists as one of the focal points of city-sponsored Create Denver's "Local Network," an evening of creative new media, presented to an enthusiastic audience numbering in the thousands. The goal of Urban Encounters is to expand the presentation to become international in scope, with new and existing works by pioneers in motion-based art from around the world, intersecting with recent works by some of the best local contemporary artists.

Urban Encounters - SightLine was curated by Plus Gallery owner Ivar Zeile and Ryan Pattie, with assistance from Phillipe Moore. Colorado artists who will be featuring new works specifically for the event include Milton Croissant III, Joel Swanson, Phillipe Faulkner, Quintin Gonzalez and the duo of Donald Fodness / Alvin Gregorio. National and international artists who will be featuring new or recent works include Alex McLeod, Jonathan Monaghan, Evan Mann, Karolina Sobecka, JK Keller, Eric Dyer, Andreas Nicolas Fischer, Reynold Reynolds, Racecar, Tim Wheatley, Sabrina Ratte, Emilio Gomariz, Kim Pimmel and Jeremy Bailey. A stellar lineup that will set the sky and mind ablaze that night!

Red or Dead: ink tests

Yesterday Me, Matt and Jayce, had a go with some ink in water. We plan to use this for the scene that is underwater,we used ink, oil and milk and droped them into a fish tank of water? The plan is to use this as a background with added animated elements in the forground and the girl on here bike cycling through the middle.

Rise and Shine: dog running

this is my next shot i have animated, im quite happy with it.

Friday 20 April 2012

Rise and shine: shot list

heres a quick shot list I just put together to show our progress and to see how far we have to go.

Red or dead: forest sceene

For our red of dead film, one of the sceenes is in a forrest, im using my scratched on film technique for this and today i had ago at putting some trees in the foreground to creat a 3d space in after effects here's the quick test:

Thursday 19 April 2012

Rise and shine: animals in kitchen

Ive added the man to this sceene that i animated last term, and finished the dogs walk cycle. i need tyo work on the mans walk cycle, but because he does not have and upper part to his legs its have to work out.

Rise and shine: kitchen sceene from tim Wheatley on Vimeo.

Wednesday 18 April 2012

Red or Dead: scratched film technique

Here are a series of experiments i have been doing by scratching straight onto exposed film and the running it through the steinbeck.

these are just tests we plan to use this technique in the background as the sky in our dark forest sceene, im going to do a few more tests making the whole thing darker.

Suzie pea: 1st sceen

Yesterday and Monday i worked on the first sceene for suzie pea, its her turning off the light and climbing into bed, i took a while to get the hand of celaction again but i am very happy with this little piece of animation. I have a few tweaks to make and she is meant to pull the sheets up over her at the end but im working out how i can do that.

Monday 16 April 2012

Dark Desent: dog sketches

These are a few sketches of a water dog I did for a project called dark desent.