Harrold the Flying Sheep's Animation Art Gallery....

Animation Art Gallery

Finally, i've taken the big step and am posting some of my animation artwork. First on the menu is a rat i designed for a lip-synch assignment, "Something About Cheese.". Essentially we had a choice of one of five different soundtracks to choose from. I took this rather innocent one (tho the female voice did sound very...luscious) about tasting a bit of cheese and transforming it into a story about two rats, cheese, and oral sex. Only some of the instructors liked it, and those that did said they'd never EVER show it to their kids. Ahh: the first sweet taste of success....

Second up is the Goofy i designed for a second-year animation assignment at Sheridan College. Good ol' Goofy was a morgue assistant. We had to animate to a set soundtrack of a creaking chair, a sigh, and an opening door, but use Goofy as the main character. The class watched a lot of those old Disney cartoons of the 50s to get the "feeling" of being Goofy. I actually liked that the best of the whole assignment. Animating to the badly-timed track...well...that was a barrel of laughs, it was. Well, more like a bucket of guts....

And here's some stuff from my third-year film, The Car. Please don't ask me what the film was about. I drew and directed the bloody thing and I still don't know. Here's one of the main characters, the Car in the title, Christine. Yes, I know I got the name from Stephan King, and it IS a demonically-possessed car. So here she is, from rough construction to finished drawing, an (oooh!) action scene right from the film, and her beautiful front. Also, the layout for the opening scene and the actual pan background (which took me, with all the effects passes, about 26 hours to film).

Here's some more recent independant stuff i've done. Now I'm not sure exactly what I'll use them for, probably for that short I have been threatening to do for the last little while. Take a gander: tell me what you think. Keep in mind, dear visitor, these images are protected by my copyright.