Updating time

It's been a long long time since I've uploaded anything.
Working at the moment on a project that takes up most of my time.
Meanwhile, I thought I'd make a quick update with just a few works I did:

 

 

  

 I will come back with some updates soon!

-Terry

Hi ya'll.

I just wanted to quickly post these before the month ends :)
I'll edit the post soon giving more details about what's been going on lately.

Take care now X)

-Terry

Time does fly

Hi everybody!

Wow, time sure does fly.

Just a few days after handing my previous semester's projects, a new semester has begun.

About 3 weeks have passed since then and I already lost count (until reminded today).

I must say I enjoy the current semester. A lot more than those before it.

I still don't have a lot to show but I think that in the upcoming weeks I will have more.

I hope to write many updates soon enough because I sure have a lot to share on my mind.

For now, here are two pieces.

The first one is a little exercise in directing an animated scene.

We had to sketch a frame with an interesting composition,

From which the viewers could figure out details about the situation.

The second, is a little sketch collection of Eskimo character design.

Now I have to say both aren't finished, though I still wanted to show some progress.

I would love to write a lot about the process I've been through (and I will, sometime),

However for now, I will live you with these.

Cheers~

If you understand this...

You're an animator - congratulations!

Yes, topology can be frustrating. I've been working on a stylized character modeling for one of our assignments at college and it just keeps amazing me that no matter how much I know about topology from tutorials and such, nothing really helps when you get to the modeling process yourself. So instead of beating up my computer to a pulp, I've taken out my rage on this quick meme-like sketch that portrays my sincere feelings and thoughts while trying to fix the topology of the character. Hopefully, I will be able to show better results in regards of the model itself. Meanwhile, in case any 3D artist reads this, I would be more than happy and thankful to hear any advice regarding the modeling process.