Here's their information about the piece: Description: The Monster Song is our brand new single, released on November 3rd in the UK and Europe. It is the first single taken from our forthcoming album, The Camel’s Back, released through Domino in the UK on October 27th.
We worked with Stephen Irwin (http://www.smalltimeinc.com/home.htm) for this animation who kindly and skilfully turned our scribbles into moving images. Be warned, it’s our most violent video to date with LOTS of blood, gore, dancing teeth, fishcakes and exploding mammals.
Here’s the press release bit: The Monster Song is a sad song about loss and depression; it’s the morning after the big night before, when the green eyed monster is lurking around every corner, just waiting to pounce. Despite its dark and uneasy lyrical content, The Monster Song has an uplifting and playful pop edge due to Psapp’s trademark use of found sounds and Galia’s harmonising vocals. The Monster Song is a taste of what to expect from The Camel’s Back, Psapp’s most starkly beautiful record to date.
So in my effort to post fabulousness about my AM experience, nothing really happened. But now, we're on a week hiatus, so I'm going to go back and post up all of my work in progress and revisions - it'll be nice to get it all in one place - plus, it's a good use of time on my week off. Sooooo --- soon to come --- updated work.
In the meantime - Here's my term 1 progress reel with all of my finished work on it. I still promise to upload the sketches and the original submitted works as well. :)
So this week we have a break from Stu - and we're focusing on another ball bounce. We need to do something heavy, and something light - so if any of you out there find any reference of a bowling ball, and a ping-pong ball bouncing - let me know! :)
I'll be sketching the action tomorrow - posting hopefully that or Tuesday night.
I'm sorry I didn't post work in progress - it was kind of a hectic week. But here are my final submissions for review by my mentor. Sorry again, I'll try to be better about posting during the week.
Here's my final ball bounce. Nothing too exciting - but I think it works.
And here are some sketches and my final Stu pose - our assignment for week 3 was excitement. I think I probably could have pushed it a bit more, but again - I think it's ok. :)
Ok - off to bed with me. :)
*REVISION* - Here's the final render for the assignment:
So with the help of my classmates, I picked the pose to use for Stu. Here's what I turned in today - hopefully the pose reads clearly - I guess we'll see when the crit happens. :)
This is the pose that everyone seemed to like the best
Here's my pose of Stu.
Here's the silhouette. :)
*REVISION* Here's the revision from mentor comments:
So here it is - my Animation Mentor Blog. I've been meaning to start one up for a few weeks, but just haven't had much time. So we're officially ending our first week of Animation Mentor. The first week was pretty mellow - no real assignments, just getting a feel for everything and everyone.
I'm super excited about my classmates and my mentor, Peter Kelly. :) We all met this past week, and introduced ourselves, and it seems like everyone is really cool. :)
It should be a great term. :)
Next week I'll have some sketches a pose of Stu to show (YEP, I get to work with STU!!! YAY!) :)