Last year I travelled to North Korea and, inspired by artists such as James Gurney and Guy Delisle, decided to try putting my camera down once in a while and pick up a sketchbook instead.
I’ve been trying to be a good boy and keep my portfolio up-to-date. But I never have anything to show for myself when I have the time to post, and I never have enough time to post stuff when I actually have something to toot my horn about!
Earlier in the year, I tried taking a series of multiple-exposure images from my balcony, but it wasn’t until recently that I was able to take the time to properly combine them into HDR images. Here are a couple of my favorites:
This was fun. ‘The Provider’ appeared in last year’s Bloodshots 48hr Film Contest, and I prepared the following shots as part of preparations for a wider festival release. This was my first (nearly) all-Nuke workflow on a project. I started by digitally constructing…
Hot off the heels of a snow-fueled film shoot in Whistler and a whirlwind tour of Alberta, I’ve had a chance finally to sit back and review some of my recent handiwork, and I must say that for something that was quite literally completed in…
The product of a couple weekends on my motorcycle with my sketchbook and paints. Really hoping this coalesces into some useful R&D for an animation about Jeju Island I’m trying to lay the groundwork for. I have no idea what it will be, but I’m…