Early development work. This was vetoed quickly by our effects artists, I think the billowing hair and sparkly magic stuff made them nervous about the time we had to finish the spot.
The bottom round was the first set of character designs, and then we decided the characters should be younger, and more like paper dolls, hence the top row.
For the actual animation, I vectored every scene and every key frame poses of the girls, and our very talented animators rigged them to move like paper dolls in our shadowbox world. If you look closely, I make a cameo as the girl at the ticket booth. My creative director, Barrett Lewis, is playing the guitar on the left. Also Drew makes a cameo in the first shot :]
In further good news, along with friends Adam Volker and McLean Kendree, I'm happy to have gotten into this year's Spectrum! Congrats to everyone!
Spring in Texas means mighty fierce allergies, pepper plants, and savoring the last of my girl scout cookies. I hope this weather holds, and I appreciate the few remaining brisk days (even the occasional weekend snow), for when the 100 degree days of summer roll around. Happy to be busy, working hard, and feeling alive.
10 comments:
Awesome stuff!
Cute video. I like the style.
I love how the early concept looks, great style, but I guess I can see why the SFX people would shy away from it.
That sounds like so much work - really makes me appreciate animation. Congrats to all!
Lovely stuff. Its great to finally see a finished product when you've put so much work into it.
you know how I get when anything has that paper cut-out feel...my heart just turns into a puddle of love, haha. gorgeous work, erin!! :)
Cute stuff! I love that you and your friends are hiding in this~
Very impressive!! great work Erin!
Thank you everyone :)
Ha! Very cute commercial. I really like the concept art drawings. Thanks for including those.
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