RFX Design: DESIGN • ENERGY • MOTION
7/25/10

History of Visual Effects - Motion Control

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The use of motion control in filmmaking has been around for a long time. One of the first units, in fact, recorded onto a wax cylinder the ...

ANIM 629 - Realistic Pumpkin

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This week in the land of pumpkins... Our final assignment for this class is to create a realistic texture for a pumpkin that will then be co...
7/17/10

History of Visual Effects - Stop Motion

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The past week has focused on two influential men in the visual effects industry: Willis O'Brien and Ray Harryhausen. Willis O'Brien ...
7/16/10

ANIM 629 - Converted Materials

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This week in the digital world we moved on to converting procedural textures to images that can then be edited in Photoshop and used to crea...
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7/13/10

ANIM 629 - Procedural Textures

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What flavor of pumpkin is your favorite? That's probably an odd question to ask, but that is one of the things we had to tackle this wee...
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7/10/10

History of Visual Effects - Miniatures

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The use of miniatures in film has been around for a significantly long time. Ever since the early days of film, model makers have been used...

ANIM 629 - Bump and Specular Maps

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In order to add more depth and realism to a texture, there are two particular attributes that must be added to a texture: Bump map and specu...
7/2/10

History of Visual Effects - Traveling Matte

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One of the disadvantages of matte paintings that early filmmakers found was that the camera could not move, which often created very dull sc...

History of Visual Effects - Matte Paintings

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One of the earliest techniques developed in visual effects was the idea of the matte painting . The above matte painting is from The Wizard...
7/1/10

ANIM 629 - Color maps

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The alleyway project continues now! This week I spent time creating the textures for the alleyway objects. Using the photos that I had tak...
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