A little inspiration y'all

I've probably shown this to about half of you guys today but I figured it would be good to throw up here as well. These are segments from a Korean animated film called Aachi and Ssipak. The way they go about doing the fight scenes in this movie is phenomenal and I think they're some good examples of how we can push the action in our own film.

Holy Fun Pack Batman!

Cool Ref!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ue11KoM47s4

Hey Guys!

You should all watch the video above! You know how we're trying to get a whole imagination-reality thing for our film? Well this video does it, and well. So watch it!

Let me know if this helped or not, sure did for me.

Fun Pack Drawings - Sniper Edition

Hey guys, just thought I'd toss up the sniper drawings I did for the Fun Pack for the hell of it. I didn't include the weapon drawing since I have to fix the barrel (it looks like a limp noodle =P)

Pitch Pack

tree brushes

hey guys, thought I'd throw up the tree brushes I used. I'll also put on a small tutorial on how to use them. We can probably use these tree designs for the fun-pack

http://www.sendspace.com/file/my35gb

how to load the brushes.
Download the brushes and save them to a folder on your computer (maybe desktop for now, Iunno).
Open photoshop.
Go to the brushes dropdown menu . Click the little arrow on the right.
Another menu will appear - select 'load brushes'. Go to the tree brush set and select it. Fin !

Hey Guys!


Here is my take on the main character and some extras. With all this talk of using the Samurai Jack style for layouts, I noticed that our character designs didn't match that look too much. So I looked up art work by Genndy Tartakovsky (creator of samurai jack, dexter's lab and powerpuff girls) and tried to make designs in that style. So here it is!

Comments greatly appreciated.