Thursday, March 31, 2011

What High Priest texturing! What Shop Keeper Talk!

High Priest texturing progress by Rolf Jacobs

Shop Keeper animation progress by Manas Mishra

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

What Arm Cut! What Trotu Environment! Elrod Push! Wizard Courtyard!

early animation progress by Siddhartha Sengupta

Animation progress by Adam Sirrelle

Environement modeling progress by Anime'lord

Wizard Coutyard modeling progress by Ludovic Leleu

Monday, March 28, 2011

What Sword swinging! What feather! What Lord Julius! What chain!

Animation progress by James Whitaker

Animation progress by Alvin Tan
alvintan.biz@gmail.com

Feather (for writing on parchment) rig by Amin Khiman

Animation progress by Daniel Clark
dc289807@ohio.edu

Animation progress by Jenna Smith
jennasmith214@yahoo.com

Sunday, March 27, 2011

What props! What 2 worlds!

Chair modeled and textured by Anime'lord


Two versions of Elrod's rusty sword "SeerSucker". Textured by Tezz King. king.tezz89@gmail.com
Modeled by Ronak Shah.
Brush Cerebus uses to paint his medallions modeled by Reginald Pierre
royalreg@hotmail.com
Animation by Ashley Stringer, please visit his blog for more on his process http://blog.mbanimations.com/
Below is an alternate camera angle:

Friday, March 25, 2011

What "Brother-in-crime"! Wizard! Elrod! Dragon! Cerebus!

Animation progress by Manas Mishra

Animation progress by Terry Bagby

Animation progress Matthew Schulz

Animation progress by Ashley Stringer. To see him acting out the scene: http://blog.mbanimations.com/2011/03/quick-cerebus-update.html

Dragon modeling progress by Steven Shearing

Thursday, March 24, 2011

What Chain! What Rendering!

animation progress by James Whitaker

Above an animation by Steve Vernier.
(A rough render -the rendering, "the look" is getting there, still not done though.)

Also, this weekend on http://www.Cerebus.TV
CEREBUS TV Episode 58 - week of March 25 to April 1st

If Sergio Aragones had to pick between MAD magazine and GROO THE WANDERER, which one would it be? These and other questions are posed to the legendary cartoonist by CEREBUS TV field producer, John Scrudder. Dave Sim weighs in with the various times his path crossed with Sergio's back in the 1980s. Also, a Preview look at the 10-page auction of the complete art to "What If Cerebus Had Lived In The Age of MAD MEN?" coming April 8th to the 15th.

BONUS! The grandson of a literary celebrity contacts Dave Sim to get his grandfather's guest appearances in the pages of CEREBUS. Whose grandson is it? Tune in and find out!

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

What Elrod: in chains, asking for it, taking one on the left! What Cerebus crawling away!

Below Elrod scenes in the order as they appear throughout the film and comic, though not right after each other:

Animation progress by Sergi Espada Garcia
Below the scene as it appeared originally in the comic:



Animation progress by Alex Pilalis
Below the scene as it appeared originally in the comic:

Animation progress by Sandra Liliana Hernandez Aya (sandritalilianaher@gmail.com)
Below the scene as it appeared originally in the comic:

Animation progress by Cassandra Vanderkop
Below the scene as it appeared originally in the comic:

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

What Entrance Environment! Tavern Keeper! Brother! Lord Julius! Wizard!


Necross' Lair entrance modeling progress by Kerem Gogus


Tavern Keeper animation progress by Nicolas Debon
nico.debon@orange.fr


Twin "Brothers-in-crime" animation progress by Matthew Schulz


Lord Julius animation in-progress by Alvin Tan
alvintan.biz@gmail.com


Wizard animation progress by Manas Mishra
mm4485@gmail.com


Other Twin "Brother-in-crime" fighting tentacles animation progress by Alexandros Yennaris

Monday, March 21, 2011

What Guest! What Environment!

Environment modeled by Kerem Gogus

Nicolas Debon nico.debon@orange.fr
Below how the scene originally appeared in the comic:

Sunday, March 20, 2011

What Despuess! High Priest! Tavern Bully! Wizard! Cerebus! And Elrod!

Animation progress by Justin Rogers


Animation progress by Ryan Smith

Below are two scenes that are in sequence:

Animation progress by Adam Sirrelle

Animation progress by Terry Bagby

And here are two more scenes almost in sequence:



Animation progress by Manas Mishra

Animation progress by Varun Boomboi
xn.wormkid@gmail.com

Axe modeling progress by Reginald Pierre
royalreg@hotmail.com

Friday, March 18, 2011


Animation progress by Manas Mishra

Animation progress by Nicolas Debon
nico.debon@orange.fr

Animation progress by William Huang

Animation progress by Reginald Pierre
royalreg@hotmail.com

Above image from Jimmy's Facebook page

http://www.CEREBUS.TV/ episode 57
Two interviews! Frank Cho of LIBERTY MEADOWS in the full version of the interview shown earlier in Season Two. Check it out for a quick glance at his Zatanna the Magician charity auction piece. Also Jimmy Gownley of AMELIA RULES! discusses his best-selling series of kids graphic novels and Dave Sim reminisces about his long association with Jimmy going back before the SPIRITS OF INDEPENDENCE with SHADES OF GRAY.
This episode dedicated to the memory of Jimmy's friend, Tony Graziano.

BONUS! You will believe an aardvark can do the Twist! a look behind the scenes at glamourpuss No.18's "What if Cerebus had lived in the Age of Mad Men?"

Thursday, March 17, 2011

What St Paddy's Day?

Below are 2 scenes almost in sequence

Animation progress by Sandra Liliana Hernandez Aya (sandritalilianaher@gmail.com)
Below the scene as it originally appears in the comic:

Animation progress by James Whitaker

Animation progress by Ashley Stringer
For more on Ashley's progress and process: http://blog.mbanimations.com/

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

What Rust! What Pud! What Terrain!

Animation progress by Will Huang
Will make sword rusty. Scene as it originally appears in the comic below:




Terrain modeling progress by Kerem Gogus


"Pud" rigging update by James Zonta

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

What tentacle fighting! What shackle straining! What Thrunk!

Animation progress by Alexandros Yennaris

Animation progress by James Whitaker

"Thrunk" rigging progress by Ken Kanipe

Monday, March 14, 2011

What Greeting! Jumping! Flowers! Best Fighters! Courtyard!

Animation progress by Nicolas Debon
nico.debon@orange.fr

Animation progress by Tatiana Schorr
tatischorr@yahoo.com.br

Animation progress by Varun Boomboi
xn.wormkid@gmail.com

Animation progress by Adam Roades

Wizard Courtyard modeling progress by Ludovic Leleu

Sunday, March 13, 2011

What escape!What presence! What reinforcements!What Chase! What Palace! What Wizard!


Animation progress by Alex Pilalis


Animation progress by J Dylan Edwards


Animation progress by Sandra Liliana Hernandez Aya
sandritalilianaher@gmail.com


Animation by Steve Vernier


Animation progress by Sergey Belyaev


Wizard Castle modeling progress by Kerem Gogus

Saturday, March 12, 2011

What Elrod! City Street! What Courtyard!

Elrod early animation progress by Andrew Paul Somerville

Wizard's Palace Courtyard progress by Ludovic Leleu





City Street modeling progress by Evan FireHeart
evanfireheart@gmail.com


Friday, March 11, 2011

What Elrod! What Merchant Store! What Hammer! What CTV!


Animation progress by Sergi Espada Garcia


Merchant store modeling progress by Christian Sarmiento
christiansarmiento3d@gmail.com


Hammer modeling progress by Steven Shearing


Playing all weekend: http://www.CEREBUS.TV/ Episode 56 "The Last Radio Interview". It's the fastest half hour on Internet Comics TV!
EP 56: Part of our on-going coverage of Dave Sim's THE LAST SIGNING in September of 2010, the last interview with interviewer -- let's call him "Bill Roach" -- which provides a retrospective on 30 years of signings, ranging across a number of subjects including Steve Gerber, Lucasfilms, DreamWorks, with many rare photos of signings past. Wnat NOT to do at a Dave Sim signing (or is there such a thing?).

Thursday, March 10, 2011

What Despues! What hat! What balcony?


More animation transfer by Nick Wolensky. Many tried to succesfully do these transfers, but only Nick was able to pull it off successfully. When we went ahead with this plan we thought it would be an easy thing, luckily for us he pulled us through:)



Animation progress by Nicolas Debon
nico.debon@orange.fr


Necross' Lair balcony progress by Kerem Gogus

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

What Shackles! Sword Fight! Courtyard! Minotaur! And Elrod, too!

Animation progress by James Whitaker


Animation progress by Ryan Smith

Wizard's Courtyard modeling progress by Ludovic Leleu

Minotaur modeling progress by Steven Shearing


Animation progress by Nicolas Debon
nico.debon@orange.fr

Monday, March 7, 2011

What Elrod, Elrod, Elrod?

Animation progress by Dane Parsons
dane342@gmail.com
(Elrod The Albino's pupils will be made white)

Animation update by Bhanu Gunturi


Animation progress by Sandra Liliana Hernandez Aya
sandritalilianaher@gmail.com

Sunday, March 6, 2011

What Prison! Elrod! Wizard! Cerebus' Flowers?


Animation progress by Sandra Liliana Hernandez Aya
sandritalilianaher@gmail.com


(From issue #4) Animation progress by Adam Sirrelle

(From issue #1) Animation progress by Sergey Belyaev.


(From issue #1) Animation progress by Varun Boomboi
xn.wormkid@gmail.com

Saturday, March 5, 2011

What City!


City Street modeling progress by Evan FireHeart
evanfireheart@gmail.com


Friday, March 4, 2011

What Elrod, Elrod, Elrod and CTV!

Elrod Animation progress by Sergi Espada Garcia

Animation progress by William Huang

Animation progress by Nicolas Debon

All new episode 55 all weekend on http://www.Cerebus.TV
Special salute to Bob Burden and THE FLAMING CARROT ("The Strangest Man Alive!"). Dave Sim reminisces about his history with Bob with many never-before-seen photos and a special emphasis on CEREBUS No.104, the Cerebus/Flaming Carrot crossover from 1987. Also a look at the original Mystery Men and the movie adaptation. It all ties in with this week's auction: 5 pages from CEREBUS No.104 auctioned individually and each autographed by Dave Sim, Bob Burden, Gerhard and Roxanne Starr. It's the fastest half-hour in Internet Comics television.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

What Bowl! What Shortness!


Wizard Bowl modelled and textured by Reginald Pierre
royalreg@hotmail.com


Animation progress by Adam Roades

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

What Shackles! What Stance! What Wizard Fear? What Foot!

Early animation progress by James Whitaker
Below the scene as it appears originally:

Animation progress by Bhanu Gunturi

Animation by Daniel Clark
dc289807@ohio.edu

Animation by Manas Mishra
I plopped the beautiful jpeg (that might be familiar with those following our Production blog) in the background just for fun -hey, even if it lightingwise and perspectivewise doesn't align with the characters:) I didn't get around to doing some editing of different angles -below how it appears in the comic:

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

What Creature Inside? What Look?


High Priest (issue #13) lip sync animation progress by Justin Rogers
justindesigns@yahoo.co.uk

Very early progress on the "partners-in-crime" battling the serpent (issue #1) by Alexandros Yennaris
yennaris.a@googlemail.com


This weekend on Cerebus TV
Episode 55
Special salute to Bob Burden and THE FLAMING CARROT ("The Strangest Man Alive!"). Dave Sim reminisces about his history with Bob with many never-before-seen photos and a special emphasis on CEREBUS No.104, the Cerebus/Flaming Carrot crossover from 1987. Also a look at the original Mystery Men and the movie adaptation. It all ties in with this week's auction: 5 pages from CEREBUS No.104 auctioned individually and each autographed by Dave Sim, Bob Burden, Gerhard and Roxanne Starr. It's the fastest half-hour in Internet Comics television.

Above is one of our many rough renders -but we have so much footage (in fact Dave Sim will be doing an upcoming segment, maybe a full episode, on CTV regarding our animation), that it's becoming more pressing to come up with a definitive "look" for our film. I don't want this "look development" to slow down our progress as the focus now is on getting all the scenes finished, but all the same can't hurt to start discussing it. And so I did with Adam Sirrelle, who suggested Frank Frazetta

or this Conan Film -or a combination of the two. Conan should be relatively straight forward, but Frazetta if we can even get close: something with a lot of dark shadows and smoky atmospheres -we'd be golden. Anyway, we should do some test renders and if there are any other ideas feel free to share them.