Sunday, March 30, 2008

Irma's Car


Here's a nifty bit of animation from Crew 972, a studio led by my old buddy and former Pixarian Alex Orrelle. Nice mix of 2D and 3D. Enjoy!

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9 comments:

  1. Unknown6:14 PM

    looks great but the link dosn't work, it points to facebook.

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  2. Eric Vanucci7:39 PM

    Very nice style and colors! I liked a lot!

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  3. Nathan Lindsay8:35 PM

    that cracks me up.

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  4. Unknown7:25 PM

    I love the way the 3D subtly augments the 2D. Beautifully done.

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  5. Bob and Rob Professional American Writers9:52 PM

    It's the little things,(no pun intended), that can really be hilarious! Love the "hybrid" look,(again no pun intended), of the piece. Cheers, Bob

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  6. Dennis DeMercer4:02 PM

    That's pretty rad. I love the look.

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  7. Alex Orrelle12:00 PM

    Thanks, everyone, for your nice comments, and of course, thank you, Victor for posting!
    The animation is based on an illustration by Jean-Philippe Vine, who directed Irma's car. See more of JP's awesome art here:
    http://jpvine.blogspot.com/

    Enjoy,
    Alexo

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  8. Matt Jones11:56 AM

    Finally tracked down the documentary on wunder-editor Walter Murch:

    http://www.studioichioka.com/

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  9. Unknown5:50 AM

    I'm not a fan of schematic animations. I prefer the animation technology developed by the Japanese. They have managed to imitate reality very well in their animations. Irma's car is ok, but not my type.
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