Animation Progress by James Lane, below are the panels from the comic.
Below Lighting and Rendering by Vijay R.! Model by John A. David. Vijay R. will be giving this model brand new textures. (I actually mispoke in this post a week ago, where i stated Vijay R. gave a model all new textures. In that instance John A. David supplied some textures, but Vijay R. exported that model (as he did this one) from 3ds Max to Maya and added his share plus Lighting.)
All weekend on Cerebus TV see the preview for Season 2 -starting tonight in 30 minutes. 10 PM Eastern time.
Here is what Dave Sim has to say:- "SEASON TWO PREVIEW It's almost time for Season Two of CEREBUS TV with our first anniversary just around the corner. Tune in Friday the 15th October 10 pm EST / 7pm PDT to get an advance look at just some of the many surprises we have in store for you including a "Cerebus the Pope" auction piece, footage of Dave Sim's September 24th " The Last Signing" at Strange Adventures in Halifax, Nova Scotia, "Deep Inside Steve McNiven's Portfolio" a dialogue between Dave Sim and the superstar artist of CIVIL WAR and NEMESIS, new features like "Quick Cuts", behind the scenes of the current issue of glamourpuss, Old favourites like the Follicly-Challenged Neil Gaiman of Earth Two and the C-Minus kid, Blair Kitchen's THE POSSUM, Mrs. Darwyn Cooke, "Head Sketches R Us" returns, Curt Swan SUPERMAN pages, Lady Gaga and Cerebus, an advance look at the SEASON TWO PREMIERE -- coming soon! -- Dave Sim's "How I once Almost Worked With the Late, Great Harvey Pekar". Don't miss it
The Merchant rigged by "Magic'n'MythStudio"! email:magicnmythstudio@gmail.com!
And a little more for the upcoming Cerebus TV Season 2:
Above "High Priest" rigg progress by Mahendra Gangaiwar. The "High Priest" is from Cerebus issue #13 seen below. Model by Max Uness. Hair and Robe will be added later.
The model is by John A. David, and was a case of good fortune as it actually was a model he had on hand already -but had lost the textures to. You might have seen a bumper on Cerebus TV featuring this set, but for that we used a jpeg of what it used to look like, which is fine for a bumper but too limited for a feature length film.
Above is the Rigg for Bran Mak Muffin by "magicnMythStudio", whom can be reached at magicnmythstudio@gmail.com . Hair hasn't been added yet. 3D Model by Uness Max.