Re: Chilltrol Animation - Critique 2005-02-18 - By D.M.Jackson
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Hi Izzy,
I too thought the animation was smooth and well done; however, there
is a font and atmosphere clash between the animated "Chilltrol" and
the logo. I'd like to suggest another vision using similar
techniques: You could model the actual "Chilltrol" logo in 3D and
bring it all together using similar physics.
1) Drop the "Chilltrol" lettering into a warm sunny enviroment.
2) Do a quick freeze on your scene. (A beach scene or oasis or
whatever turns into an icey scene)
3) The polar bear slides out into the scene and climbs up on top of
the "Chilltrol" lettering assuming his natural position there in the
logo...raising a cool glass of iced tea (or a cold beer} as the sun
sinks in behind him.
Like a previous poster said, I hope these animations are for a cd or
dvd presentation scince they may be too large for web usage,
especially for those on dialup. I had no problem with the file, but
I'm on a cable connection. Even so, I remember my frustration of
waiting for files to load when I was on dialup.
Mark
> Hello Guys,
>
> Chilltrol Company asked me to create an intro for them. I would like
to know what you think of the animation. I use Carrara and Poser to
create the entire scene.
>
>
> http://www.chilltrol.com/intro/intro-2 (See http://tro-2.ora-code.com).html
>
> Thanks,
> Izzy
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