Thinking of the music to use, these are the contenders.
I’m leaning towards World of Goo — Burning Man, still need to think about it though.
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Thinking of the music to use, these are the contenders.
I’m leaning towards World of Goo — Burning Man, still need to think about it though.
Inspired by Glen Cook’s Black Company series, there shall be no manta ray, instead, a weird whale-like thing, with a geodesic dome embedded into it’s back.
No tail, so it should be reasonably easy to animate, and I’ll be cheating by using Citygen to create the inside of the dome.
Still a little unsure about the finished design, I may try to sink the dome into it’s back, like a shell, but for the purpose of the animatic, this is a good start.
Some useful links, for my own use.
http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/blast_wave/
http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/glass_orbs/
http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/planet_explosion/ Very useful!
http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/dead_planet/
Via Medgadget.
Our friends at XVIVO, a scientific visualization company from Rocky Hill, CT, have just released a brand new animation that will blow your mind as it takes you on a ride of biochemical metabolic processes inside mitochondria. The video, titled “Powering the Cell: Mitochondria,” was developed together with Harvard University, and is the second installment to the super popular “The Inner Life of the Cell” animation.
Idea for my project. Mix and match of the following things and themes.
Red Dwarf star, which then goes supernova. Think “planet” escaping the end of the solar system.
All to the tune of this suitably epic song.
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