naming conventions

Hi there,

Better late than never, and before we head out for winter break, I just posted a series of images on a new page for the blog that indicates how keys, breakdowns, in-betweens, and tracebacks should be labeled and how timing charts are interpreted. See sample below, and let me know if you have questions!
~ Chris

caught up with pencil tests

Seq IV, Shot 04: ogre licks lips. from Christopher Magee on Vimeo.

...and pushing through Sequence IV, then on to the next one.

Need to give you guys your assignments before Winter Break scatters us.

Almost got that little iPad brush stylus today, but alas, there's not really a use (and therefore excuse) for it. We'll see how long my Willpower of Steel holds out.

I love going back to that ol' drawing board...

8 shots per week...

...is all it will take.

Yikes.

Looking Over The Boards...

seq03 from Christopher Magee on Vimeo.

It's a BIG one...

So here we go with 160ppi.  We will now be able to animate the Ogre's pores and the Mermaid's scales into the project.  Good luck with that, animation team.

E

p.s.  This big fella is called Seq_4_Sh_3_bg.  Just so ya know.

Today's special is le Seq02_Sh06_bg...

It is a big pile of sand.  Very exciting.

E

Seq05 Sh01 bg, yo.

The calm before the storm...

Erock