I'm not done yet!

Today I realized it was crappy of me to fall short of this commitment since I made it so long ago - I will probably put some class work on the side to get this done soon. I'm going to continue to update this throughout the night, tomorrow night and god knows how long until this is finished (although I don't think it will be appreciated if it's longer than a week).

Just throwing it out there...

Here are some WIP images of my current sculpture project. Unfortunately I had to go with using flash on these pictures, so it makes the details either look cool, crappy, or they disappear entirely - not the ideal choice, but I'll worry about getting better pics when it's done.



So far, so good. I'm ahead of the game as far as where most everyone else is in the class, and thankfully the due date was pushed back to Monday (previously this Wednesday) but I would have planned my time differently had I known that - oh well.

Kwoon... wow,

Ok I'm not going to get in the habbit of posting work that isn't mine, but Cassia showed this to me and my jaw was on the floor the entire time I was watching it.

Amazing music, animation and visual style - definitely worth a watch, or ten.



I've seriously watched this several times a day since I first saw it. I find it to be very inspirational to me. Here is a site for more information on it if anyone is curious.

ILOTM

Stuff.

Going to hold off on describing what the heck I'm doing until I get more images done...

A couple days ago, at a studio not so far away...

So on Friday after a trip to the Asian art museum for a class study, myself, Cassia and Jill were given the chance to go on a tour of ILM (Industrial Light and Magic, they are kind of a big deal) and Lucasarts, since they share the same building now in the Presidio of SF. The tour was given by a friend of Cassia's that works there, so thanks again Cassia and Kamel! Unfortunately we signed an NDA before going in so I can't really say much, but it was really cool to see one of the most famous visual effects houses in the industry. We got really lucky on the tour when we were invited to check out the art department of ILM by a passing supervisor (I think). Time wise this was a very small portion of the tour but REALLY cool. Anyways, heres a pic of us after the tour infront of the Yoda fountain. Thats Jill, Cassia and myself from left to right.

ILM hire me, thanks!