Made a plaster cradle for the rubber impression to sit in, to help it hold its shape when i'm layering latex in it.
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An ongoing documentation of our animated projects We are: Andrew Brown - Animation, sets, puppets, direction. Michael Addison - Post production, producer. David Sikma - Photography, image processing, lighting.
Current Project:
The Hell Painting
A short Animated Film
Based on
'Jigohuken'
(Hell Screen)
by
Ryunosuke Akutagawa, the awesomest most post-modernist Japanese guy ever
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Based on your wanting to make an interior facial control system to work with your cast mask, I'm wondering if you have sought the sage advise on this from master animator Ron Cole? You can find him at the boards.
ReplyDeleteI'm not suggesting you get into his insanely sophisticated facial cable control system with this, but he did provide a simple sketch of what you describe for Nofby last year.