I'd like to start off apologizing to anyone who has listened to 7th Row Center and figured out I had some bad information about The Secret World of Arrietty, and Studio Ghibli, and Hayao Miyazaki himself. I realized that Patrick Stewart was in Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind, not Tales of Earthsea. I was thinking about another fine British actor, Timothy Dalton, who played Ged/Sparrowhawk in the English language version. Also, Miyazaki did not direct Arrietty; it was directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi, who was a key animator for several other Ghibli (and non-Ghibli) films, such as Spirited Away and Ponyo. Miyazaki has been credited as a writer and executive producer, so he was involved, just not as the director.
I'm sure I got more wrong, but if you have any questions, complaints, or comments, feel free to drop us a line at 7throwcenter.com, or on facebook, or reach me directly on this site or my facebook page, or find me on twitter at @WeaklyAnimated. I know I haven't been that active on any of these lately, but I want to make sure I get good grades first, everything else comes after that.
Now that THAT is out of the way, I have some more images for people to view. I have been working on modeling and texturing these models for a few weeks, in preparation for a scene focusing around the life and world of Harry Dresden, one of my favorite characters of literature. If you are unfamiliar with Harry Dresden, I HIGHLY recommend you check out the Dresden Files novels by Jim Butcher, or the audio books narrated by James Marsters. So while I work on the lighting, take a look at the objects themselves.
For those with keen eyes, yes that is Discord from My Little Ponies. Don't ask. I still have more tweaking to do, but these are pretty much finished. The rest of the scene is all about lighting and camera work. Soon, I should have fully lit scenes using 3-point lighting for you to enjoy. Comments and feedback are welcome as always.
Cheerio!
Those are awesome! I think the Coke can and the coffee tin are the most amazing ones. The matches will probably look better when you get the lighting in there, since they look funny without cast shadows. I'm not sure about the gun textures; it looks a little like a toy gun to me. I like Bob, though; nice work! Maybe the blue cover on the tome should be toned down a little?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, awesome project and a great inspiration! Your "skillz" have definitely gotten more "mad"!
Impressive! They all look good, especially the coke can, the book, the coffee, and the matchbox (the matches, not so much). It really does remind me of SolidWorks...
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