it's been a while since my last post. gainful and robust employment over an extended period will, indeed came between me and my blog hobby, it seems. here's a little of what's kept me busy over the last little while. Actually some of this animation goes back pretty far- about 22yrs in the professional life of this animator- condensed into 2min and 12 seconds.
29.11.22
19.12.17
MA-HA-HA: the Tickle-Monster
http://www.isuma.tv/stories-of-our-elders-en/sooeep1529fps-en
a little independent production i worked on back in 2015: i got the opportunity to storyboard and do the animatics for 28 of these puppies. a feat that nearly ending up killing this here fukker.
anyways, that didn't happen. hyperbole much?
hope you enjoy
anyways, that didn't happen. hyperbole much?
hope you enjoy
12.4.17
the girl with the demon possessed umbrella
4.4.17
23.3.17
11.3.17
last year around november i was lucky enough to work on a little web series for teletoon francaise here in montreal. the script asked for a montage of images that were to run over the end credit. this ended up being cut from the final version for various reasons i'm sure. you can view the final cartoon here. forwarned; it's not exactly sfw. here are the images from my storyboard. i render upped the image quality also from what was delivered in my final board and actually added a gag or two. hope you like.
22.8.16
TEENAGE MUTNAT NINJA TURTLES!
as i was making my into the comic con world, in support of my comic book endeavor, one thing that always peaked an interest in folks was my involvement with the original production on tmnt back in the early nineties- i even got a, ‘…you seem to be a little young to have worked on that.” yes, i blushed.
i thought it might be worthwhile to see what the response might be if i was to offer up some drawings of said turtles for sale to the comic con going public.
turns out there’s a market for that kinda thing at the most comic cons.
the first batch sold like gang busters at the toronto comic con in 2014 and have been part of my comic con repertoire ever since.
these are a few that didn’t get snatched up
the michelangelos go fast and are the hardest to do, for me anyways, because of the chains.
i thought it might be worthwhile to see what the response might be if i was to offer up some drawings of said turtles for sale to the comic con going public.
turns out there’s a market for that kinda thing at the most comic cons.
the first batch sold like gang busters at the toronto comic con in 2014 and have been part of my comic con repertoire ever since.
these are a few that didn’t get snatched up
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