ANNOUNCEMENT
If you had problems signing up from the Constant Contact invitation you received, don’t worry. That issue is now resolved. You will be allowed to sign up through our website by tomorrow afternoon. Please go to: http://www.virtualanimators.com/
Signing up for The Webinar Series is still open.
Each course is separate and the cost is $200.00 each.
All courses are12 weeks long, with ONE our session of progressive learning each week. One homework assignment will beannounced on the first session in each live video session,
but will only be reviewed and critiqued on the last session(Week 12)
Schedule of all sessions is as follows:
Intro Character Animation with Jeff Schanz on Saturdays 3pm-4pm PST
Character Animation with Kathy Zielinski on Tuesdays 7pm-8pm PST
Concept Development/Environmental Design with Sean Sullivan Thursdays 6PM-7PM
Character Design with Len Simon-Wednesdays at 7PM
*Please note that participants enrolled in Character Animation with Kathy Zielinski MUST attend Intro Character Animation with Jeff Schanz to learn how to use the character rig and to download the model we are about to use. Kathy’s class officially begins Tuesday APRIL 30TH at 7PM. Note our LINE UP OF ORIGINAL MODELS for the animation program, will be disclosed and announced as we approach the sign up for the PROFESSIONAL TRAINING WORKSHOPS IN JULY.
Showing posts with label modeling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modeling. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Len’s sculptural work is not only a great inspiration, but also a reminder that as artists; we must strive to be well rounded in all the disciplines of art.
The study of animation as an art form, constantly tell us, that we must be mindful of rhythm in composition and color, be aware of the use of negative space by drawing strong silhouette. Also tells of the importance of having a good knowledge of anatomy when we are to design characters or engaged in film development! All of these go hand in hand!
The study of animation as an art form, constantly tell us, that we must be mindful of rhythm in composition and color, be aware of the use of negative space by drawing strong silhouette. Also tells of the importance of having a good knowledge of anatomy when we are to design characters or engaged in film development! All of these go hand in hand!
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| Artwork (c) Len Simon http://www.lensimon.com/index.html |
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Our Presenters
We at Virtual Animators are committed to providing you with the best there is out there. We've already featured Kathy Zielinski, a brilliant animator who's worked for both Disney and DreamWorks. She is one of the most respected female animators in the business so it was privilege to be able to host her. Even more exciting is the fact that she's willing to come back and teach another Master Session for us!
We've also had Noah Bradley, an amazing and talented environmental designer. He practically did an entire painting in an hour for us and his explanations were clear and easy to follow. Both he and Kathy were very open and willing to answer any questions. They enjoyed the process and the format.
Last week we had Harald Seipermann, a fantastic illustrator and character designer. His artwork inspires so many and he's also on board to come back and present for us again. His story itself is inspiring on its' own.
This Saturday we are honored to host Craig Dowsett, an amazing 3D artist who has worked on many films, most notably for ParaNorman, Coraline, and Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. We are excited about what he has to say about the amazing world of 3D modeling and art.
We've been so honored to present such amazing and talented people to share their insights with whoever is willing to listen. We also have many more talented artists lined up. If you want to know more, visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/VirtualAnimators. Anyone can sign up now for next month's Master Sessions. November is quickly approaching, don't miss your chance to sign up and learn from the best! You might not get an opportunity like this again!
We've also had Noah Bradley, an amazing and talented environmental designer. He practically did an entire painting in an hour for us and his explanations were clear and easy to follow. Both he and Kathy were very open and willing to answer any questions. They enjoyed the process and the format.
Last week we had Harald Seipermann, a fantastic illustrator and character designer. His artwork inspires so many and he's also on board to come back and present for us again. His story itself is inspiring on its' own.
This Saturday we are honored to host Craig Dowsett, an amazing 3D artist who has worked on many films, most notably for ParaNorman, Coraline, and Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. We are excited about what he has to say about the amazing world of 3D modeling and art.
We've been so honored to present such amazing and talented people to share their insights with whoever is willing to listen. We also have many more talented artists lined up. If you want to know more, visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/VirtualAnimators. Anyone can sign up now for next month's Master Sessions. November is quickly approaching, don't miss your chance to sign up and learn from the best! You might not get an opportunity like this again!
Monday, October 22, 2012
Master Session 3
For our next Master Session, we will be presenting Craig Dowsett, a fantastic 3D artist. He is currently working for DreamWorks Animation and has worked on films including: ParaNorman, Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, Coraline, and Puss in Boots. He's experienced in medical illustration and his expertise is shown in his work. His understanding and portrayal of the human body is incredible. Having him as a presented is going to be a real treat for aspiring 3D artists.
Craig will be on this Saturday from 6 p.m.-7 p.m. Sign up now for the month of November!
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