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Love New Brunswick Poster

by meatanpotatoes on August 01, 2013 in Music with One Comment

Love New Brunswick Poster

I had to take a short break my Cinema 4D training to design this poster which was commissioned by coLAB Arts for the upcoming Love New Brunswick Music Festival at Boyd Park in New Brunswick, NJ.

 

 

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Tags: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Boyd Park, coLAB Arts, Love New Brunswick, New Brunswick, NJ

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Learning Maya, Adding Detail

by meatanpotatoes on March 19, 2013 in 3D Animation, Maya with No Comments

Learning Maya Adding Detail

My Maya project, recreating a Jean Tinguely kinetic sculp­ture, is coming along. Modeling in 3D space is just a different kind of thinking for me, though it’s very similar to sketching in a way. With a sketch, you rough out the drawing and build the drawing up until it has the detail that you want. When you’re working with Maya, or any 3D program I would assume, it seems like you have to take a similar approach. You start off with a simple object (a cube, sphere, or cylinder to name a few of objects) and then add detail by pushing and pulling vertices, edges, and faces until you get the detail you want. The thing that I’m still getting used to is how many different ways to push and pull vertices, edges, and faces there are. To think that I thought Photoshop and After Effects were complex programs. Maya might be edging them out.

I think my 3D object has come pretty far compared to my first posting, now I just have to add the “arms” and make sure that I can animate it. I think that once I apply a texture to it and put it in an environment with good lighting, it’s going to be a nice portfolio piece.

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Tags: 3D animation, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Jean Tinguely, Maya

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HPTV

by meatanpotatoes on March 06, 2013 in After Effects, Final Cut Pro, Motion Graphics, Photoshop, TV, Video with No Comments

HPTV logo

I just volunteered for HPTV, Highland Park, NJ’s local public access television station (Channel 15 if you have Cablevision in Highland Park). I think that this could be a good chance for me to learn even more about shooting video, live sound mixing, and post production. If I’m allowed, I also think it’ll be a good chance to use my After Effects, Final Cut Pro, and Photoshop skills to update the station’s “look”, the station’s IDs, and most importantly, create some new content about the people and events in Highland Park. I’ll also be looking into updating the HPTV website, YouTube page, and  creating a Facebook page for the station so that the station can be even more connected with the local community.

As for content, once it gets warmer, I was thinking of creating a half hour show highlighting the musicians of Highland Park. A showcase of 3 or 4 musicians playing a few songs in someone’s house or backyard with an interview in between sets. What do you think we should do? Also, I definitely can’t do this by myself nor do I want to (I do have a movie to finish up), is there anyone in Highland Park who would like to volunteer? We’re going to be looking for people who can shoot, edit, and just help out. Or, if you can’t volunteer, do you have any content that you’d like to put on TV? From what I can tell so far, this is definitely a good opportunity to learn how a local public access television station works and it’s a great way to help the community out.

For more information on Highland Park TV please email Gary Leslie at hptv151515@gmail.com.

 

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