What Many Animations!

Animation progress Manas Mishra

Animation progress by Matthew Schulz

Animation progress by Jason Minos

Animation progress by Ryan Smith

Palace Room progress by Wallace Kirkwood

Animation progress by Eric Seay

Animation progress by Marcelo Pirk

Palace Room progress by Himanshu Arora

himanshu0071@rediffmail.com

What seriousness!

Lipsynch animation progress by Josh Underwood

Below the scene as it originally appeared

Below animation progress by Manas Mishra. Not actual background. Voice of one the above "brothers-in-crime" added for fun, too. Voice by Yuell Newsome.

What Dodging? What Stabbing? What More? What Rig!

Animation progress by Manas Mishra

Animation progress by Will Huang


Animation progress by Sergey Belyaev

Guard rigging complete by Punit Deotale

What spells? What Transfer?

Cerebus Animation (page 22 of issue #1) by Renier Van Burick.
Cerebus' character wasn't fully fleshed out in that first issue, so we've added some character to him to make him more like the Cerebus we got to know in the rest of the comicbook series.


"Animation from base model/rigg to deatiled unrigged Necross model" transfer in process of getting done by Nick Wolensky


Cit Environement progress by Steven Shearing: roof and knot on bucket added. Just about done, I would think. maybe

Tonight starting at 10PM Eastern and then in rotation all weekend: http://www.Cerebus.TV/

Tonight's Episode 47: "The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund" A special episode where Dave Sim, 1996 Honoree of the CBLDF's Defender of Liberty Award, reminisces about his work with the organization over the years and draws a distinction between his being a "First Amendment Purist" but not a "First Amendment Absolutist". Features interviews with CBLDF Executive Director, Charles Brownstein, and CBLDF Founder Denis Kitchen who also drops a hint about the forthcoming book, DAVE SIM'S LAST GIRLFRIEND. Talk about Freedom of Expression!

What Battle!

Cerebus and Skeleton sword battle animation progress by Nicholas Ray

Below as the scene appeared in the comic

The scene has some skulls and bones strewn about (previous page to the above comic page posted). Below skull modeled by Wallace Kirkwood

Below Serpent Battle animation progress by Sergey Belyaev

Additional Pigts modeling progress by Brian Buchmann

What Walk?

Animation by Manas Mishra

Animation by Varun Boomboi

xn.wormkid@gmail.com

What Props!?

Progress on well for City Environment by Steven Shearing



Door for city environment by Evan FireHeart
evanfireheart@gmail.com

speaking of props: all of our props for Cerebus are now pretty much done as of yesterday. Now playing around with placements of the props on Cerebus.
To explain why there are two versions: the working title of the film is "Cerebus - Tale of a Fractured Destiny". This fracturing happens when Cerebus, in order to fit in, trades his helmet for a "merchant vest" and paints his medallions with the "Merchant Guild Symbols". Had he not done so he would have become "the chosen one" and become "brute force triumphant". Luckily for all his destiny did get fractured:)
This story can be found in the comic series -if you read: issues #1, #4, #5 and #13 -though the important revelation in #196.