If your looking for film music

This website is excellent, browse around. They have affordable prices for students and a great selection. For those of you working on your thesis... music/sound is more than half the film

http://www.audionetworkplc.com/

check it out!!!

-Mike

Doggone it!

Silhouette film study from One Hundred and One Dalmatians - plain and simple. There are more on my blog, but I think this one came out the most successful.

Hands!

Hey all,
Here's a handy blog I found and thought I'd share!

http://www.tomrichmond.com/blog/2008/12/18/drawing-hands/

Another viking (and friend)!!!

Hey Scott, I kept my promise! So, here's my contribution to the Animation Club contest (though I believe it's too late to formally submit it). This is pretty much a straight-up study of a Nico Marlet design from the art of book - made with colored pencils, markers, graphite, and heaps of sweat. And let me say regarding the book, well worth its price in gold (literally, as the book store made me buy it in viking currency. I know, I know, it's a pain to find actual gold, but hey, I don't make the rules... I just break them).

Viking!

In preparation for the release of Dreamworks How to Train Your Dragon, the Animation Club is putting on a small contest of sorts.

Here is the first half of my entry [at a MUCH lower resolution].

I gotta say, I'm pretty proud of how that helmet turned out. I don't usually like doing metals, but I think it looks pretty snazzy.

-Lis

FOREVER SKULL

I just put this up on my YouTube to show to some potential clients looking for a sound/music designer. I think it's a pretty fun little cartoon-movie, so I thought I'd put it up here.

If you thought the beat at the end sounded strangely like something else I made then you get boku bonus lazer points - I had such fun making the music for this that one of the tracks became the promo track for my album... Listen...
Thawed Out

DontMessWithDInosaurs.com

fishies

hai guys