A series of tests :]

Hey All, super late again but here are some 2D tests from my Ani 115 Class, some Maya work from my 129 class.

Ani 115 Test Compilation, Spring 2013:

Ani115 Animation Pencil Test Compilation from kchu on Vimeo.

Tests in order of appearance: Waiting, Waving, Jacket, and Sitting.

Ani 129 Final Animation Reel, Fall 2013:

Ani129 Final Animation Reel from kchu on Vimeo.

Sit with me for a while

So it's seems like I'm very bad at keeping up with this blog, but here's a nice little update. A couple paintings from a few semesters ago, a bit of 3D modeling, mixed with some animation tests? I'm down, how about you?

Day and night forrest scenes, with inspiration from A Midsummer Nights Dream and using the words disquiet(day) and calm(night). Acrylic paint.

3D model of a 1918 Webley and Scott No.2 Mk I Flare Gun, created in maya 2012.

Ball Bounce

Brick Drop

Sack Drop

Paper Drop

Water Balloon Drop

Walk with Overlap

Character Walk with Overlap

Sack Panomime

And that's it for now, enjoy :]

Portfolio

This is it, now the waiting begins...

Portfolio Revised!

Hi everyone, so here's an updated version of my portfolio.  If any of you have time to look and crit, I would be very happy.  I know the figure section is a bit crowded right now, but I plan on taking some out. Also am going to get more sketchbook stuff.  Let me know what you think! Thanks!!!! XD

Just some figures

Just some more figure drawing from last semester, thinking about putting some of these in my portfolio. We shall see. :]

Renderings

So I was thinking the other day, how happy I was that we finished our renderings before it started to really rain.  I mean, days of rain...so I thought I'd share them. Just a warning...the egg is horrible... I was thinking of putting two of these in my program portfolio, though not too sure which two yet, I know I want to put my branch in, but not too sure whether to put the rocks or the acorn or both...I guess I'll figure it out eventually. haha

So I have failed at posting daily and continuously. This is definitely a lot harder than I thought it would be...Anyways, have some stuff from two semesters ago. One thing that stood out that semester was one of the guest speakers. He said something that really inspired me: Put up all work, not just the good, but the bad and the inbetween.  I have to say that this will be difficult to do since, as an artist, I don't like putting the bad up for all to see. But then again, why not?