This Christmas I got the “Warcraft – Behind the Dark Portal” movie Art-Book. This was already pretty cool by it self, but what made it even better was the fact that I realized that 2 shots that I worked on at ILM Singapur actually made it into the book. Pretty cool to see them in a printed form!
Made my day!
If you liked the movie I can only recommend the book. There is some nice artwork in there.
Hello everyone!
So I spend some time gathering a list of books in the Books Corner section that I think are really useful if you want to go into Animation or VFX. This section will be growing since it is not complete and probably will never be. If you have any suggestions let me know, I would really appreciate it.
I think having a good book can open so many doors to a lot of new opportunities. For sure this should not be the only source of knowledge for you, but I think it is a good start.
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A friend of mine just posted this on facebook, and it is freakking cool! If it is true what they claim, that could mean that Deep-Compositing will be an old head pretty soon. They claim that the performance is way better, ability to re-scale images after the render process with no or almost no quality loss and Object IDs out of the box.
Pretty curious if I will have the chance to work with this any time soon!
While I start up filling up the pages, I wanted to share with you this video that highlights some of the great work that ILM has done for “Warcraft: The Beginning”. I worked on this project while I was in Singapore at ILM, and our VFX-Supervisor Nigel Sumner is giving some insights about the work we have done.