a collection of my creative exploits
art of brent morris
This is from a project I’m currently working on. I’m really proud of the way this project is turning out. Everything went from concept art to what you see here in just a two week span. There were three of us working on the art side for this thing. I did the original concept work and the environment modeling. Justin did the character models. Then Diana, Justin, and myself tackled all of the UV mapping, lighting, and texturing and BOOM we have a pretty neat start here.
Here’s the finished painting of the viking versus the dragon. In honor of the mighty Trogdor I made sure there is a lot of burnination on all the thatched roof cottages.
Some creatures from my evening painting want to say “Hi.” to the internet.
My digital painting for the evening. I originally wanted to call this one “plbbbbt!” but I figured that would be more difficult to say.
I purchased my first Cintiq this week and I wanted to try it out the day it arrived. Here is my progress so far. I would’ve waited until I finished the background but I was so excited about the way it was turning out I had to share sooner.
Sorry for the lack of posts. Work has been busy; a blessing I know. I’ve produced a lot of really cool work, but I can’t show it off quite yet. To tide everyone over here’s a picture I made of all the people at work for their Christmas present this past year.
I have some more film related stuff coming this weekend too, so stay tuned!
I have watched a lot of cartoons over the years. But one style of animation has always made me smile. I’ve admired the UPA style for years with classics like Mr. Magoo and Gerald McBoing Boing they really pushed the design of cartoons. So in honor of my love for this style this afternoon I created a self portrait.
This is a maquette I made for the Open House art show at SCAD Atlanta. He’s the main character from a story I’ve had floating around in the form of notes and sketchbook pieces for a long time. This character was a lot of fun to make. I hope you all like this creepy old man who has a pension for collecting rats as much as I like him.
This is a sculpture I did of two characters I created. It was done with Sculpy and acrylic paints. I really like the energy they give off, even when they’re just standing still.
Part two of The Artist burning himself. How will he cool the raging heat that’s in his mouth? This animation is incredibly silly but I am really fond of this character’s action and his and the world’s design. I can’t wait to do more with this character.
