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This video explains how a couple big pieces of metal in your engine compartment make it so your car can go different speeds. I modeled everything except the shell, and rigged it up in Cinema 4D.
If you’d like to see a tutorial of the rigging and animation techniques, send me a message under contact .
It completely blows my mind that manual transmissions’ gears stay meshed and spinning together at all times, and that they are engaged and disengaged with a collar driven by the shift lever. I just had to visualize it. Wanna see?
PHOTOS
At the beginning of 2015 Lauren and I started a photo series framed around the couch in my apartment. By December we had enough quirky photos to make a calendar. Here it is complete with 12 scenes, additional photos, and fun facts. This calendar makes other couches jealous.
Lauren, my then girlfriend now my wife, was the brains behind the couch calendar series. Don’t get me wrong. We both wanted to do this. But she developed the concept/pre-production theme each month and I would handle the post/editing of the final shot. Here she is performing a “brainstorming” session.
Ask any great digital artist what makes a realistic composite believable and they’ll tell you… it’s having real elements in your shot. I could have just found some images of leaves and blended them in to a photograph of us jumping on the couch, but it was just so much better to get a bag of leaves (or nine) and dump it on the couch for real.
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Found this big ‘ol tree at a Goodwill for $30. we couldn’t turn it down, so we set it up.
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Thus completes 12 months of couch photos from Deven and Lauren Whitley. We really hope you enjoyed them! In case you missed the announcement, we’ve turned the photo set into a 2016 calendar you can hang on you wall. Available for $15 with free shipping, and to sweeten the deal, use coupon code GIMMEIT for a whole $1 off! Check it out Here.
