Medicine for the sick.
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Colds spread throughout the office faster than news of industry layoffs, it seems. Browsing for awesome art always makes me feel better.
Fun with rotoscoping!
I really enjoy these portfolios of those who do film updates (rotoscoping, editing) for a living. It's fun, and often inspiring, to get a look at how to update or improve a scene.
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Great artwork is great.
A few choice pieces from Geoffroy Thoorens' portfolio.
Jeremiah Humphries likes to draw.
No really, it says so right on his blog.
Probably the coolest name ever.
Adam Tredowski drops it like its hot. It being awesome sci-fi concepts.
Related Links
- Oddball Animation on Vimeo
- Geoffroy Thoorens
- Jeremiah Humphries has a blog.
- Adam Tredowski on blogspot.
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I love the scale of the third top last piece here and it's modeled!
But that is some bad ass art!
I really want to make something like that giant reactor core by Tredowski.
"In the visual effects industry, the term rotoscoping refers to the technique of manually creating a matte for an element on a live-action plate so it may be composited over another background."
So yeah, it can be for animation, but it's not the only definition of the term. It's generally referred to as the process of tracing live action footage, whether it be for masking or animation or whatever.