Philip and the Stove
The books arrived this morning-43 pages of colour! I shall be taking these to the CTN Animation Expo in November.
Peter Parr tribute book
My animation tutor retired recently and ex-students have been invited to submit work for a tribute book. This is my submission. Be sure to check Peter's blog via the links to the left- a wonderful man and artist!
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Wooden letters
Made from off cuts of wood. I only had enough for 8 letters. For some strange reason they're very nice to hold and touch.
Just another day.
The first image may have been a false start! This is an old image/story I started a while back. My aim is to add to it little by little from left to right in an erratic and non timely manner.
Elektricity
The moving graphics are a lot smoother on the original quicktime, but this is my film on Vimeo. It seems to run smoother if you let it load completely before playing. Play it loud on your headphones!!
This was my first stab at After Effects- a huge thank you to Marc Iserman at Red Central for helping me post it.
This was my first stab at After Effects- a huge thank you to Marc Iserman at Red Central for helping me post it.
Elektricity from Matt Cruickshank on Vimeo.
More Oldies.
Preparing presentations recently I've stumbled across old work which I've either shared before and removed or not shown before. Here's an eclectic mixture of images, concepts, life drawings and themes. I'll add to this post over the next few days.....
Oldies
Going through an old folder last week with super talented Gur-b, I came across some old paintings and spaff which I hereby post!
First up is the London helipad over in Battersea, it's fascinating to watch the super rich pop in and out willy nilly in their private helicopters. Next up some random paintings and lastly a No Country For Old Men sketch. Voila!
First up is the London helipad over in Battersea, it's fascinating to watch the super rich pop in and out willy nilly in their private helicopters. Next up some random paintings and lastly a No Country For Old Men sketch. Voila!
Fighting Horses 1998
I just found my student film on Vimeo! I had this idea of a painting coming to life and chose James Wards "Fighting Horses". He painted it in 1808, and it looks like I animated it in 1808. Oh well it was a fun time, I remember thinking I knew it all when in fact I knew nothing.
Fighting Horses (1998) from ATRiuM Animation Archives on Vimeo.
"Elektricity" at Pictoplasma 2010
I'm very happy to announce that my first animated film "Elektricity" has been accepted into Pictoplasma's festival of contemporary character design and art. The festival takes place in Berlin on the weekend of the 9-10th April. Details of screenings, presentations and lectures will be finalised within the next few weeks on their website (link on left).
The film was made at home in between "real" projects. All in all it took about 4 months to make. My objective was to have fun, learn some animation and hopefully open up a door to collaborate with creative people in the future.
The film was made at home in between "real" projects. All in all it took about 4 months to make. My objective was to have fun, learn some animation and hopefully open up a door to collaborate with creative people in the future.
Aloha
2 nights ago I saw a documentary on Barack Obama and learnt he was born in Hawaii.I've wanted to do a caricature of him for a while now and it's tenuous that I chose that fact about him, but there you go.
Title Header
This is supposed to be my header but I can't get the little guy into the header area. sigh.
Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner.....
Issue 21 of The Hospital Club's quarterly magazine ran the theme of "London".
One of my illustrations features on pages 16&17. The club's link is on the left.
One of my illustrations features on pages 16&17. The club's link is on the left.
Happy 2010
How terrible do I feel about using the same image I painted from last year?!
I think I can squeeze a few more years out of this one.
I think I can squeeze a few more years out of this one.
Freelance Job-2
I was asked to redesign a new bag for The Disney Store for it's transition from plastic to recycled. I found the original bag garish and loud and wanted to do something subtle and tasteful with the bag. Here's my sketch and my finished rendering in Illustrator. I haven't seen the final bag that's being used, but I bet it doesn't look like this! Secondly I did a range of birthday cards for Hallmark Cards-they gave me freedom to draw and design some concepts for a Winnie Range.
Caga Tio.
This is my illustration for an exhibition in Barcelona. A Xmas Catalan myth tells of a log that upon being beaten by children with sticks "expels" sweets through it's backside. I've probably got this completely wrong. Thanks to Oscar Grillo and Ed Carosia for letting me take part.
Freelance Job~1.
One of my first freelance projects was to up-date the Vintage Monopoly series for Hasbro. Maybe I could have pushed this further (I remember quite a tight deadline) but I enjoyed working with a character I found appealing in a design sense. These are 2 designs for the Front Of Pack that I drew, then rendered in Illustrator. Images are copyright of Hasbro.
Syringe
I've thrown myself whole heartedly into this music promo/video/nonsensical thing to the point that I've completely neglected the blog. Here's some old stuff-another wood painting entitled "syringe" and another wooden sculpt.
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