Powerhouse Dominates!

Cartoon Brew features an article about Powerhouse Animation's newest Promo Video.  Great work by all the cats here in the studio!  Check it out, like it on youtube, share it on Facebook, tweet about it, spread it like a virus..... Do it for the children!

Jasper the Mule

The project entitled Jasper the Mule wrapped today after more then two years of hard work from the Powerhouse crew. Out of the four direct to DVD features, I had the honor of working on "Turkey Time" and "Fabulous Fourth". My work included the animation of the 3D assets in the final shot of Turkey Time, as well as some of the lip sync for the character Louise. I also contributed to the clean of the symbols used for Jasper the mule, as well as the post production of both features. In Fabulous fourth I created the fly's point of view scenes using Adobe After Effects. The above image was created using symbols and background from the final scene in Fabulous fourth (animated by Ronnie Wiliford and Aaron Roma) re-purposed by yours truly for the celebratory cake. Check out the official post at the Powerhouse Blog.

I created this image (with accurate medieval horse tack and armour) for Mr. Doug Beck's secret Santa gift Xmas 2011. Thanks for the guidance and encouragement Doug!

Rooter the Radioactive Truffel Hunting Pig

My friend Chris asked me to be part of a very special project making an animated 3D short he and a co-worker thought up. I was delighted to agree to help and opted to take on the creation of the farm assets and backgrounds. Several months later I'm honored to show of the final design for the Farm House.

Shopco

Shopco Animated Logo

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Pacific 20" bike

MODELING III

My final for modeling 3 is a working model of my Pacific 20" bmx. I modeled and rigged this in 3D Studio Max, and compiled the renders in Photoshop.

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Half Stack

Half Stack is a 3D render created in 3d Studio Max. This still was designed for a texture and lighting class I attended while at the Art Institute of Houston. At the time I was a guitar sales person at Guitar Center 442, the third largest store in the nation. While at work immersed in sticks and sounds I found inspiration for a "Frankenstein" Gibson in the Dark Fire and Traditional models. To finish it off I added a Marshall half stack, thus the pieces name, and a Vox amp turned backwards.

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