I have added a few photos to my flckr site of these butterflies on a beautiful background. I took the photo in a village called La Mesa, on a plateau surrounded by mountains and beautiful view in Colombia. There were hummingbirds about the same size as this butterfly there, but they were too quick.
Monday, 31 May 2010
Saturday, 29 May 2010
cemetery statues
Wherever I go I like to call in at the cemetery if there is one. I think it says a lot about a culture. These statues come from graves in Ljubljana. It is a very interesting thing to make a likeness of the person who has died on the grave. This adds a strange dimension somehow. I wish I had taken down their names.
I have an idea to do something with modelling and animating some statues in 3d at some stage.
animal textures
I have been collecting all sorts of images as textures for 3d modelling. I think Shila is going to be an interesting monster one day. This is one of a series of texture images that I have just put on flickr.
Saturday, 22 May 2010
Bush images
I have added some references images that I took some time ago in a national park in Sydney. I am using photos like these as very loose references in my animation.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bernsul/sets/72157624116099284/detail/
Tuesday, 11 May 2010
landscapes for walking animation
I posted a few samples of the backgrounds for the Walking animation on flickr. I am aiming to finish all the backgrounds this week while I figure out how to solve some problems with animating the character.
Click on the image to see the other images in the set.
Saturday, 17 April 2010
flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bernsul
Some examples of links and images that I have placed on my blog from flickr are:
http://stepstoanimation.blogspot.com/2010/04/photos-from-colombia.html
http://stepstoanimation.blogspot.com/2010/04/venice-shop-windows.html
http://stepstoanimation.blogspot.com/2010/04/india1.html
I have found flickr good to use. I haven't used it before for my images. I have just come back from some years overseas. Beginning to organise some of the photos I have taken is kind of therapeutic. I noticed some features which are useful on top of the obvious. One in particular I think I will use is posting directly to blog. I like the idea of placing things in sets. I tend to think this way and it will help me show the images in a positive way. I am beginning to work out how to make blogger and flickr work together and I am looking forward to developing this as time goes by.
Bernard