Showing posts with label cartoon. Show all posts
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

PMC Film Festival 2012 eyecatches


PMC Film Fest 2012 eyecatches from Tung Nguyen on Vimeo.

I did these transitions for the Pencil Mileage Club Film Festival 2012.
Obviously inspired by Gurren Lagann.
Oh yeah, I made that logo in the corner.

I think we had some great submissions this year. Thanks to Kevin Lam for putting all the films together, and the rest of the PMC officers for their contributions during the year. Ginger Ale (the girl in red) design by James Lien.

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Drawn by Chance: "Tall Lanky Hybrid Animals"

Since that blog (http://drawnbychance.blogspot.com/) hasn't updated yet, I figured I'd doodle something real quick in my sketchbook and throw it up. I had been burning to do one on time, but I tend to always be more careful and take more time when I'm drawing on my tablet PC, so I didn't get around to it. Well, this time it was in my sketchbook during class and it took only a few minutes.


Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Korra again

amidoinitrite

EDIT: I redrew it. Felt like I overworked it the first time.












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Looking at this, I think I'd like to redraw the whole thing again... hah hah.

Sunday, April 1, 2012

An old one

This is an old one from a Sketch Crawl at the LA Zoo. I wonder if people can recognize this person if they know her...

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Korra fanart

Hey so everybody seems to be into Korra right now.






This is her, right?

Sunday, December 18, 2011

Stuff people at Oddbot did

This semester I interned at Oddbot, Inc. I had a chance to assist with production on some shorts.

"Veggie Tales from the Crypt." This one aired on MAD TV on Cartoon Network. I didn't help much on this one. I got to observe Erich Haeger and Zachary Auf make puppets out of store-bought vegetables. It's old-school rigging, yo. They shot the puppets against a greenscreen and composited them into backgrounds made in Flash and After Effects.


"Never Wake a Sleeping Sensei," the first animated short for Disney's Club Penguin. I changed the penguin colors to match the model sheets in a bunch of these shots... and I started the cleanup on the title card that Anne Walker drew, but I'm not sure if they ended up using my cleanup. I also took screenshots from the animatic and made these printouts that were used to help plan who was going to work on which scene. Rough key animation by Anne Walker, BGs by Tim Szabo with some assistance by Aron Shay, cleanups by a lot of people including Erich Haeger, Kassandra Heller, Aron Shay, and this guy named Pablo whose last name I don't know. Lighting effects and After Effects editing by Zachary Auf. Directed by Chris Hamilton. Production coordination by Suzannah Szabo and Greg Chalekian.