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Commission for a friend of mine 💖 His OC Florian Rosenthal and Charles Holt from Identity V!

#commission #OC #friend's oc #identity v #Charles Holt

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silly funny thing i drew a few days ago but kept forgetting to post here

og pic is a single blurry frame from this video my bf sent me that makes me laugh a lot

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I wanted to make gingerbread Big Ban, but I got gingerbread Cringe Tower xD

At the third side I realised that I didn't like it, so I went crazy with it and stopped trying to make it look like Big Ben.

(Honestly I like the crazy sides more)

#gingerbread cookies #gingerbread house #gingerbread #gingerbread tower #christmas

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My first handmade gingerbread house!

#gingerbread house #gingerbread cookies #gingerbread #christmas

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Flexing on my friend's gift to me - a Gingerbread Train for building! A lovely gift, I like to decorate and I LOOOVE sweets!

Also here are cookies that I made and decorated myself ^w^

#Gingerbread #Christmas #christmasgifts #gingerbreadhouse #gingerbreadtrain #gingerbreadcookies #lebkuchen #lebkuchen eisenbahn #weiss lebkuchen

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i forgot about this one too somehow

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take this SCHLOP too

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i forgot about this one too somehow

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Composition for dummies part two:  The Dead Center Focal Point!**

I have found that storyboards that use a nice mixture of the “Rule of Thirds” and “Dead Center” focal points are the most visually pleasing.  Remember, SHOT VARIETY is good.

Next:  Screen direction and crossing the 180!

**Read part one here.

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I did some compositional how-to’s in my early weeks at Warner Bros. studios.   I thought it’d be great to post a series of these on the Tumblr’s for beginning board artists.

This is the first part - the rule of thirds.

Read part two by clicking here.

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Camera Lens Choice!

These are some guides I did specifically for the Green Lantern Animated Series.  I learned most of my knowledge of CG camera lenses while working on Clone Wars (with Maya).  I could see the rules being different on a live action set.

Also, note that this indicates stylistic choices I wanted on Green Lantern.  Tron Uprising, which I think is a beautiful looking show, tends to use a lot more wide angle lenses than we did, which is what gives it that extra “anime” look.

If you work in traditional animation, you probably don’t have to think much about lens choice - unless you work in anime, or Avatar the Last Airbender.

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Camera movement terminology is not nearly as fun as the film theory stuff, but pretty important if you want to communicate your ideas properly.

I like the way I compare “normal people” vs. “CG people” .. ha ha ha.  No offense, but some of those computery terms are pretty strange, you gotta admit.  

Normal person:  "I’m thinking of moving to New York City.“

CG person:  "I’m thinking of translating to New York City.”

See?  It’s weird.

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Here’s some guides I did to point out the differences between boarding for a 2-D show and a 3-D show.  For the most part, all traditional film making theory still applies, but you have a lot more freedom when moving the camera.

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Happy Anniversary Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition!!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳

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Hey, soldier ...

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This is so random but...

Vergil as a furby lmao