Here’s my final for WS3.  Thanks to everyone who helped with this shot.  It was a lot of fun and I enjoyed polishing and making every detail count. Enjoy!

Here’s a few figure sketches. I’ve been sketching every night after work so hopefully there’s better ones to come.

Here’s some of my latest work.  I’m currently in the 8th / 9th week of my iAnimate workshop and it’s going really well.  I can see much improvement and it’s amazing to be part of an animation community.  I’m working on a weight project right now that has some interesting challenges, but is also a lot of fun.  Thanks to Michael Kiely, an amazing instructor and animator, and all the iAnimate members for their helpful comments.

I spent a lot time this weekend reworking my reel, and adding some of my latests projects.  Check it out here or on my demo-reel page.  Enjoy .

So I spent a couple hours at work today trying my first quadruped walk with the spider bot rig.  I looked at a lot of spider walking videos which was both creepy and fun at the same time.  Especially with slow mo cams when you can really break down the movements.

So it’s a little past due, but I wanted to share these photos that my fiance and I carved for Halloween. We even dressed as Finn and Princess Bubblegum for our Halloween race .

So here’s a short exercise that I worked on. It could still be loosened up more, but for not  it’s a celebration for Penn and his team of amazing artists.  Thanks for all the laughs!

So…. how DO you get experience where experience is needed?

Here’s a piece that my friend Jim Levasseur finished recently. I love the way it looks, the animation is amazing, and it cracks me up. Nice work Jim.

Spaceman George from Jim Levasseur on Vimeo.

I love the individuals who put this video together.  It has so many references to the old school Disney Goofy shorts.  It’s a how to video for the animation principles, and I found that it explained everything very well.  Check it out.