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Report of our EXpedition
Showing posts with label E-Motion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label E-Motion. Show all posts

Sunday, June 3, 2007

EXpedition Status Report 3

The images are flowing this week. Jim Brothers has 5 new pics added to his portfolio that are phat (real good) and I've added 4 more to my folder as well (A.M. Frasier).

This week 4 new characters that are apart of the LOGOS universe and have been added. In 3 of the four pictures the characters are truely in motion. I went back and numbered each piece by when I completed the sketch. So the pictures may appear to be out of order because they are not aligned chronologically in the portfolio.

Two more scenes of MonKKey have been cleaned up. There are currently 20 scenes. There are a few more scenes that still need to be added. I orginially was going to split this chapter into three parts (A, B, and C) due to thinking the file size maybe two large. However part A is coming out to be reasonably small in file size so I may combine A and B into one segment.

Friday, May 25, 2007

EXpedition Status Report 2

2 New images for the E-Motion project have been added. Although the second episode of Monkkey will not be done by the end of May it is approximately 75% finished. And I will modestly add that it does look good. The second episode hits the ground running so If you are not familiar with the story thus far check out episode 1 "Crossed Paths" here http://www.exoduspublishing.com/Monkkey_episode1FLV.html or at Newgrounds and type in Monkkey.

The first 16 pages of Logos are in the toning and lettering stages. So until then enjoy some of the characters from Logos and their facial expressions in E-Motions.

Friday, April 13, 2007

What is E-Motion

E-Motion is an ongoing project that will be updated with at least one picture each week. Some may get colored others will not. These drawings are apart of my 30 to 60 minute warming up before I jump off into the real work of the day. E-Motion is a study of the characters that populate the LOGOS universe. They are captured in a snap shot of their most unguarded moment. Images can be found on the Exodus Publishing website under Art-A.M. Frasier-2007.