@Phil Premise: The now Graeme

Toolkit 2 // Pipeline 1: Skinning Part 5 - Blending the Lower Body

Toolkit 2 // Pipeline 1: Skinning Part 4 - Blending the Upper Body

Skinning Part 4 - Blending the Upper Body from Graeme Daly on Vimeo.

Toolkit 2: Arnold Lighting & Rendering - Arnold Part 21: Displacement

Toolkit 2: Facial Animation Progress - Jaw Bounce & Phonemes

Jaw Bounce 3 from Graeme Daly on Vimeo.

Premise: Mrs Pratt - Turnarounds

Toolkit 2 // Pipeline 1: Skinning Part 3 - Binding & Weight Grouping the Mesh

Premise: Myself as a Youngin - Character Design Turnaround with Colour

Toolkit 2: Sculpting Lesson 4 & 5

I have added more details to my sculpture of Sterling Archer. The ears are not complete yet, I am going to finesse them more along with a few other tweaks before baking him I cant wait to see what he looks like when he is baked and sprayed. I have thoroughly enjoyed sculpting class and Its definitely something I want to continue doing, It has helped me understand the proportions of the face more such as where the ears sit in retrospect to the other facial features and I think sculpting will help me with character design and modelling in Maya.

Toolkit 2: Arnold Lighting & Rendering - Part 20: Fog (Legacy) & Atmosphere

Premise: Youngin me - Turnarounds WIP

Just wondering how to improve these before adding colour? I feel like the front back sketch needs to be improved the most, I think his arms look weird probably his elbows and his hands need to be changed. A few more tweaks like matching up the height of certain parts will be changed. The colour on the sleeve of the front sketch is supposed to be paint as my uniform was constantly destroyed in it, I did add a school logo to the jumper but I thought it was a bit of an eyesore so I took it out.

@Phil Premise: Character Design - Myself as a youngin

I don't really know if the characters for myself should represent the script in that the characteristics of the character show him being lanky and gangly (no 3 represents this more), Or should the character be a younger version? I am trying to keep the designs consistent with the Mrs Pratt designs so that they fit in a world together and I like the little details in some of the designs with his hair covering his eyes, one side of the collar being propped up and one sleeve being higher up than the other.

Toolkit 2 // Pipeline 1: Skinning Part 2 - Building a Skeleton

Toolkit 2: Facial Animation - Jaw Bounce

Jaw Bounce Lip Sync from Graeme Daly on Vimeo.

Toolkit 2: Sculpting - Session 3

In todays sculpting class I added more detail to my caricature of Sterling Archer. Surgical spirit was painted over the model which smoothed out the kinks.

Toolkit 2 // Pipeline 1: Skinning Part 1 - Ribbon Spine