Group Project

Here is a group project I did together with Katerina, Hemanth, Venkatesh and Aparna the masters in BU. We did it over 7 weeks. I animated and rigged the frog, storyboarded and animated the beetle after the explosion. It was my first time doing animation integrated with a live action back plate and it was fun to try to do some more realistic animation after working on Holy She*p. 

Group Project

Here is a taster of a group project I've been working on. I did primarily did animation and the frog rig on it. It was an amazing group to work with and my first experience in trying to do something photo real :) 

Mormor og Bessen :)

Did this painting of my grandparents for my mom for Christmas. Really it was for 2011, but I was struggling with it so she got it just before 2013, hehe.. I'm starting to enjoy painting more, and hopefully I will have more time to practice throughout this year :)

Experiment

Did this little rowing exercise for the AIBanimation blog. I wanted to do an experiment where I was not allowed to linetest the animation until it was done (like the good ol' days). The aim was to maybe pick up on some things I'm struggling with, and to help me think and plan a shot in my head in terms of animation principles so that I know exactly what I'm doing before testing it. I don't think that this way necessary is better than the other, but both has something to bring to the table, and it was a good way for me to study now.

There's quite a bit of mistakes with the timing and spacing (it looks like he rowing in mud and he's really fast in the air), also some of the arcs doesn't quite work like I anticipated it. However, it was good fun to do and I'm hoping to do more stuff like this in the future :)

Sketchbook

Back to the Basics

Here is my first assignment at Bournemouth Uni — bouncing balls. It was really good to go back to the basics and try to pick up things I've lost on the way in my BA :) Feedback is always appreciated!

Sketches

Just trying out different things with pen, presentation, ideas, etc. Having fun basically, it's easier when I know I don't have to hand it in for assessment :)