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.
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.
