Here's another film about felines. This time, it's from college student Robin L. George, who created this film as an homage to Fantasia's Night on Bald Mountain.
According to Robin's website, the Jaguar is 'animated', however I'm not sure if that means its motion is keyframed or motion captured off of a real animal. Either way, the motion is incredibly fluid and realistic. Given what I saw on Robin's demo reel, I'm leaning towards keyframed animation. The editing, modeling, animation and timing in this films is indicative of a student who is dedicated to mastering their craft. I'm definitely putting Robin on my 'one to watch' list.
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"Thistle-Threads Online University"
Building upon the 2008-2009 project for the NY MET and Bard Graduate Center, I am currently animating gold-and-silk needlework stitches and managing lesson webpages for an online course presented by Dr. Wilson-Nguyen for her Thistle-Threads Historical needlework website.
About Me
- Charles Wilson
- By day, I'm a mild-mannered forensic animator, but during evenings and weekends, I work on my own animated films and various artistic endeavors for clients. I'm a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology's M.F.A. Computer Animation program and a current member of ASIFA, the Toronto Animated Image Society, and Women in Animation.
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"Thistle-Threads Online University"
Building upon the 2008-2009 project for the NY MET and Bard Graduate Center, I am currently animating gold-and-silk needlework stitches and managing lesson webpages for an online course presented by Dr. Wilson-Nguyen for her Thistle-Threads Historical needlework website.