Thomas Farrington, Artist in Residence @ UCA Rochester: Maya Tutorial: Blend Shapes

Friday 18 May 2012

Posted by TFarrington at 04:17

Character: Fat Cat Pose and Colour Reference Sheets

Pose in Black & White _________________________________________________________ Pose in Colour
Adaption: Thinking about Characters & Environment

HERO: Because I wanted the story to begin in London, I decided to base my main hero and his family on a traditionally British animal....
More lighting renders!

Since Alan told me about rim-lighting, I thought it might be a good idea to include some of them in my renders since then and, to tell yo...
Fat Cat Interview Scene

This scene will be playing during the scene where a troop of soldiers jogs past the broken shop window filled with television screens. I...
Experiment IX: Year 3 Final Submission

Making of and Technical Document Experiment IX by tfarrington20119836
Experiment IX Trailer - Finished Animatic
Adaption: A Change of Plan

During my first tutorial meeting with Alan, it became clear that I had taken a huge step away from what my strong point was. I had reached a...
Adaptation: Lenny is finished! HUZZAH!

After many grueling hours sitting in front of a computer screen under the unpredictable mercy of Autodesk Maya, Lenny's rig is finally ...
(@Alan) Adaptation: Maya Rigging Troubles

I seem to be having some trouble with rigging my character's legs. I've followed the tutorial on the CG Arts Tutorials blog by the ...
@Phil

Regarding my presentation, would it be all right if I posted a scribd version of it on my blog, but used a Photoshop format as my actual pre...

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