Old flash film of mine

Here's a link to watch directly on YouTube

My flash film! This is so old and not that great but hey it's something!

The Sheep Film is now on Youtube!

Here's a link to watch it on YouTube.

That's right! My senior film from Woodbury is now up for all to watch! Let me know what you think and show this around too! And now credits

The Sheep Film -
Directed by Javier Serna Jr (ME)
Backgrounds and Composited by Christine Willson
Sound Design by Angel Macias
Animated by all three of us!

Thanks for watching!

Hooray! A New Animation!

This is basically an extension of that bouncing ball with tail that I put up on my Youtube Channel. I had to change the ball out with an animal. I decided to do a bunny rabbit landing on Mickey Mouse's head. This rabbit is supposed to be an "homage" to Oswald The Lucky Rabbit. He actually came out before Mickey. Unfortunately, Mickey became a lot more popular than him and Oswald was kind of left out in the dust... In this quick little animation, I wanted to have this rabbit hop onto this statue and completely tear it up. I, however, ran out of time. I instead just kept to the assignment and had him just hop on it. Anyway, enough words! Time for movie!


I looped it twice so you can get a good look at it. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for reading! PEACE!!!

Well?? Did you hear?!

I've put up my videos on Youtube!! Everyone rejoice!

My Youtube Channel!

The videos that say they were made during my second year are partially the reason I haven't been posting much on my blog... But hopefully I'll be getting back to regular updates! I mean, hey! 2 days in a row! What are the odds!?

Thanks for reading!
PEACE!!!

I Don't Really Want to Post But...

I read this just right now and am VERY happy! Check it out!!

---> THIS!

It's a blog posting by the creating of Flapjack.
Isn't it just great?!
I love it!

Thanks for reading!
PEACE!!!!

Here it is. The post you've all been waiting for.

Here it is. This won't even be a real post. Just the vid. Here.




There!

Thanks for rea-ER... watching!
PEACE!!!

I went on a field trip today! Also... A nice preview of what's to come!

First of all I want to apologize to all you who were expecting a blog from me last week... I got overwhelmed with school work so I couldn't really update my stuff here. I have been working on my final.

Anyway... I went on a field trip today! Yup! You read that right! I took a tour with several other animation students at Matchframe. It was pretty cool. It's pretty much an editing studio They basically only work on Post-Production stuff. That's all the final touches and editing that goes into media before it gets sent out. Not what I want to get into at all but still... It was very interesting to see how much work is actually put into things most people take for granted.

Next I want to give you all a "preview" of my next project. I have been working on this thing for a while now and there is actually a lot more work that needs to be done to it. The "preview" I'm gonna be showing you is of a frame but I blurred it up so that you can't really tell what's going on. Take a look!



The light bulbs here are very yellow, aren't they? Anywho, I promise this little project, AKA "My Final", is gonna look pretty tight. It's due Wednesday night so I'm pretty sure you guys will get to see it all either by the end of that night or Thursday night. Stay tuned for that!

Thanks for reading!
PEACE!!!

Gigantic Post!!! Let's Do This!!!

Woot! Here we go! Five posts tonight!!! I hope you're all excited! Here's a rundown of what all will be covered tonight:

• Another comic from the guys from Buttersafe!
• A new album review!
• I'm gonna show a video game I love!
• A news story about the Nintendo DSi!
• My classes for Woodbury this upcoming fall semester!

Let's get started.


Lulz

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs - "It's Blitz"
Released March 9, 2009 on Interscope Records



Alas... The dreaded 3rd studio album! Artist and bands that reach this place usually get there because they deserved it. Their first album was such a hit they rolled the dice and got money to get a second album. The second album is a rare success but if they make it, they can get to the scary 3rd album! Yeah Yeah Yeahs definitely deserved getting a third album.
Their first album was so gritty and "garage-y" it really caught everyone's ears and contributed to the "Rock Revival" of the 2000's.
Their second album played around with a more emotional sound. They reached a more sensitive side to their music.
On their third album, Yeah Yeah Yeahs play around a LOT more with a synthesizer, something that their kind of music doesn't really do. I was shocked when I heard so much keyboard all over this album. I'm not gonna say I don't like it. I'm also not gonna say I love it. It's sorta just... There... I'm sorry to say but I get the feeling that they are almost trying to fit the trend of current rock era... I mean even Kings of Leon abused the synth in their latest album... I was so disappointed...
Anyway, this album was pretty good. A nice range of types of songs and nice vocals from Karen. The band still sounds pretty tight after 2 albums. I did really like this new album because, even though they sound like they are copying other people, I did like that they were experimenting. I like this album but I don't recommend it to be your first Yeah Yeah Yeahs experience. Check out their first album before this one. That's just what I think though.

Here's a sample of one their songs:
"Heads Will Roll -(Live on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon)"

Yeah Yeah Yeahs' - "It's Blitz" - 4 Tips of my Cap out of 5

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Geometry Wars: Galaxies
Developers: Bizarre Creations & Kuju Entertainment
Publisher: Sierra



It's fantastic! It's a retro style shooter with amazing graphics and outrageous amounts of replay value! I play it every now and then with my roommate and we never get bored from it! We usually stop playing because we got other stuff to do! I recommend this game like CRAZY! It's amazing!

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Here's the sales info on the DSi's release in North America.

DSi North America's Sales

Awesome info, no?! :D:D:D
I love my DSi!!

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And now... The moment you've all been waiting for! It's time for the classes I'll be taking next semester!!

1. Sophomore Studio 1 M W / 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
2. Design Symposia - M / 12:30 pm - 1:20 pm
3. The Animator as Actor - F / 1:30 pm - 4:50 pm
4. Media Culture - T Thurs / 10:30 am - 11:45 am
5. History of Contemporary Art - T Thurs / 9:00 am - 10:15 am
6. Design and Color Elements 1 - T Thurs / 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm
7. Design and Color Elements 2 - M W / 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm

And here's the info!

1. A studio course in story boarding, basic character design and scene layout. Emphasis on the development, and preproduction for a short 2D traditional animation project. Topics will include story structure for short films, character and background design, staging, lighting, composition, and visual storytelling.
2. Students will attend lectures, exhibitions or events exploring variety of topics in design. Both on and off campus events are encouraged.
3. Grounded in the principles of improvisation, this course focuses on using the physical body of the animator to examine character creation, story telling and plot development. Students are challenged to explore their individual performance style. Scenes fro students' animated projects will be used as material for improve skits. Class sessions may be videotaped for animation reference.
4. This course is designed to provide an understanding of the dynamic interactions that exist between the self, media, society, and culture. It is meant to impart a sense of the forces guiding our involvement in this nexus and the accompanying consumption of media products like books, TV, radio, and even toys. We will learn about the history of media systems directed at mass audiences, the major trends in effects research, and the general impact of the large-scale industrial production culture.
5. An exploration of the issues in contemporary art. Sculpture, painting, performance art, video, mixed media, and other forms from World War II until the present will be covered, with an emphasis on current trends in the art world.
6. A practical and theoretical study of the formal elements and principles of design. Formal and relational properties of line, shape, form, value, color, and texture are studied. Studio exercises using various media explore concepts of balance, harmony, repetition, rhythm, scale, proportion, time and motion in 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional organizations.
7. An introductory study of the history, perception, and the application of color as it applies to design projects. Properties and effects of color relationships are studied with an emphasis on color selection and use, color psychology, and the effects of color in space and light conditions.

Oh wow... I really doubt anyone will read all of that... Oh well... It's there for ya anyway!


Well then... That's it... This was my massive Quintuple Post! Doubt you guys read it all! I'm glad I did it though. Lot's of info just for fun. If you managed to make it down here: Congrats! As always:

Thanks for Reading!
PEACE!!!