

There's supposed to be some lighting equipment being ordered, but it ain't happening. It's bringing things to a halt, which is kind of bumming me out. Not much has been happening the last two weeks.
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.
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Hi Andrew, I have come accross your site through emmyymme's blog. I wanted to post to say that I am totally amazed with the work you do here. Characters look great and wooden armatures are very interesting to me. I will be following your process.
ReplyDeleteGreat timing - I was going to ask how you did the ball joints for the wrist - did you use a smaller sized ball? I'm having trouble getting things small enough - your guy looks awesome, very iconic looking outfit.
ReplyDeleteHello, I'm Shelley and I'd like you to know that your craftsmanship is stunning. I do hope you'll realize that the realism of your costuming is mind blowing.
ReplyDeleteThank you,
Sincerely.
Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAll the balls are the same size. Not sure a wooden armature would work if it was much smaller. These puppets are 1:3 scale (about 24" tall).