The Visual Development of Bonsai Slice. Anyone who has ever poured themselves into a massive project knows that where you think you'll end up is never ever where you actually end up. Such is the case with Bonsai Slice, I game I worked on for over two years with my crew at Playground Theory. The final game as it looked on release day. Before I take you on this magical artistic journey of rejected concepts, stupid ideas, and long-winded rants, make sure to grab your copy of Bonsai Slice, which is free for both iPhone and iPad.
Go ahead... I'll wait... Downloaded it? The Playground Theory office in San Francisco. I mentioned before that I worked on Bonsai Slice for over 2 years, serving mainly as art director. Somewhere in November of 2012, we built this mechanic that allowed the player to "chop wood" using their iPad in real time. Early vector work for the logs and axe. For most of our game concepts, my process was usually the same. Before we jumped into any 3D animation, I'd mash together a gif. The first drawing of Multus. POOF. Zbrush machining project. New Member User Gallery Join Date May 2013 Location Sao Paulo Age 28 Posts 3 Here is my wip of Hellboy, did only to exercise.
Sculpt and render in Zbrush. Maybe i'll make a new render in Vray. Posting Permissions You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts Forum Rules.
Batman Returns - Creating the Penguin makeup for Danny DeVito. Stan Winston and Tim Burton, having previously collaborated on EDWARD SCISSORHANDS, reteamed to create another iconic character for BATMAN RETURNS, Burton's second exploration of the Batman mythology, after his 1989 film, BATMAN. In Batman Returns, the Dark Knight — again played by Michael Keaton — fights attempts by the Penguin (Danny DeVito) to take control of Gotham City. Winston’s primary task was to design and build a makeup for the Penguin, creating an appropriately over-the-top Burtonesque look, without entirely obliterating DeVito’s features. Key SWS concept artist, Mark "Crash" McCreery rendered Penguin features over sketches of DeVito; then, working from those drawn concepts, 25-year SWS supervisors and co-founders of Legacy Effects, John Rosengrant and Shane Mahan, experimented with a variety of nose shapes, applying them to a shell made from a lifecast of the actor. Pictured above: SWS concept artist Mark "Crash" McCreery's renderings of Danny DeVito as Penguin.
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