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Showing posts with label Rocket5Studios. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rocket5Studios. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Games in Progress at the Ontario Science Centre
If you are looking for something to do this Thursday or just want to meet some really cool people, you should pop on over to the Ontario Science Centre for Games in Progress. It's from 10 am to 8pm in the Procter & Gamble Great Hall, Level 2. There will be plenty of local indie game companies showing off what they currently have in development. You can demo the games and chat with the developers and designers about their process, research and development. Rocket 5 Studios will be there demoing their new game I have been helping out with as well as other groups like Snakehead Games and Microsoft Indie Game Studios.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
What's up?
Man, it has been a while since I posted! and there have been some bigger gaps in my posts. Life can sure get away from you...which it has. Life ha been very busy with Industry evening at Max the Mutt at the end of May, the day after was graduation, a week later I went into Toronto to speak with some wonderful people at a studio, the day after that I got married. Even after the wedding you are busy with meetings and wrap ups. It was crazy.
So at the moment I am keeping busy with continuing work for Rocket 5 Studios on their iOS game designing, building and texturing assets now. Things seem to be going well with it :)
Also been spending time with Digital Tutors keeping up on the Maya tools that I'm not currently using with asset building. Fluids and nCloth has really peaked my interest lately and there are one or two very specific things I want to try and simulate...just have to figure out how to go about it. I will post some clips of these exercises when I get a chance to render them out.
Lastly, I noticed I hadn't spent much time at all lately painting or drawing...so I had to remedy that. I've been doing some sketching for two paintings my husband wants me to make and started another painting. I'd post the sketches...but my printer/scanner hasn't been happy since this heat wave hit. So instead I give you a picture of the painting I have started That I snapped with my cellphone.
So at the moment I am keeping busy with continuing work for Rocket 5 Studios on their iOS game designing, building and texturing assets now. Things seem to be going well with it :)
Also been spending time with Digital Tutors keeping up on the Maya tools that I'm not currently using with asset building. Fluids and nCloth has really peaked my interest lately and there are one or two very specific things I want to try and simulate...just have to figure out how to go about it. I will post some clips of these exercises when I get a chance to render them out.
Lastly, I noticed I hadn't spent much time at all lately painting or drawing...so I had to remedy that. I've been doing some sketching for two paintings my husband wants me to make and started another painting. I'd post the sketches...but my printer/scanner hasn't been happy since this heat wave hit. So instead I give you a picture of the painting I have started That I snapped with my cellphone.
Labels:
fluids,
iOS,
life,
Maya,
nCloth,
painting,
Rocket5Studios,
texturing,
Toronto,
video game
Monday, May 27, 2013
Work from undisclosed iOS game
Over the last 5 months I have been contract work for a local indie game company called Rocket 5 Studios. I started off with painting some textures in Photoshop and have gradually been taking on more responsibilities such as modelling, rigging, making the UV maps, and most recently some concept work. I even animated a very basic flapping book that attacks the main character. It's been really crazy balancing graduating, planning a wedding and working on the game but it has been a blast. The game was shown along side some of Rocket 5's other work at the recent Bit Bazaar at Bento Miso in Toronto. There was a big push to get work done for that deadline so actually, a lot of my most recent work was done in this week before the Bazaar. Hopefully some of you wonderful people got out to check it out. There were so many amazing looking games and awesome people. It's very inspiring to see so many successful games coming from local indie developers.
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Main character: painted the UV maps in Photoshop |
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Another character: Tweaked and altered the model and rig of the fat ghost above to create this little guy due to time constraints. Also tweaked weights after animation was applied |
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Some in game renders of the environmental props I created. |
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Book Rig: Here I was given one of the solid book models from the game and asked to alter the model, rig it and animate it so it could fly and attack things. |
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Bit Bazaar this Saturday
This Saturday, at Bento Miso, in Toronto, there will be a "Bit Bazaar"! Over 20 unique and independent game developers in the area will be showcasing their work and selling limited edition merchandise.
The company in Toronto that I have been doing freelance work for, Rocket 5 Studios, will be there showing off "Ghost Hunter", which is what I have been lending a hand with. Go check it out!
WHAT: A unique zine-fair-meets-arcade.
WHEN: Saturday, May 11, from 12-8 p.m.
WHERE: Bento Miso // 862 Richmond Street West
HOW MUCH: FREE (but bring $$ for snacks + art + crafts) The company in Toronto that I have been doing freelance work for, Rocket 5 Studios, will be there showing off "Ghost Hunter", which is what I have been lending a hand with. Go check it out!
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Labels:
Bento Miso,
BitBazaar,
cartoon,
cartooning,
CG,
iOS,
Maya,
Rocket5Studios,
Toronto,
Unity,
video game
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