A while back we had an opportunity to work on a real cool pilot for Lenz Entertainment titled Ninjamaica. Cal Brunker directed the Teletoon Detour pilot piece and we had an amazing crew of artists and production staff that pushed the limits of this animated pilot. It recently showed at OIAF and the crew here had a blast working on it. We wanted to thank all the artists for their tireless contribution and the one-man-band line producer, Bob... you're a machine. We also wanted to thank the people at Lenz Entertainment and Teletoon for giving us this opportunity. It's a free down load off of iTunes. Just click here to get it
The entertainment industry in Canada is constantly changing. Much like the stock markets, Studios like ours always try to find the next best idea. Our team is continually adapting to change, figuring out opportunities in creativity and business given these challenging economic times. Our artists, IT guru, office cheerleaders, and management give our company soul. We laugh together, we work late nights, we support and pick each other up when one of us are having a bad day. Every day is not going to be easy, but working with people who care about our company and our work will make all the difference.
Thanks Everyone,
Wes
Check out some of our latest work. Our main homie, Cal, has headed up some cool commercials and open our capabilities to live action and animation.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Some rough development sketches before getting down to work.
So this is just a water color painting I did up for my beloved Grandfather who just turned 8O (05/12/09). It's of a volcano in the Northern Part of Chile. Thought i would share it. :)
A little something I did for my big sister the personal stylist. The bottom is the original. She asked me to add more 'glam', which resulting in the top image.
Back in 2005, when i joined Hoc, i got a chance to work on Horton hears A Who. The following are a few of the early character designs i worked on for the film.
