The Small World of Al T

Yep, what it says above…. a test I did for a company interested in having their range modeled and animated, they were very pleased with the test, so hopefully we’ll be able to see lots of spinning expensive rings online, lovely!

My good friend Marc got me onto the fabulous work of Danny Danger, his illustrations have a quality to them that you just don’t see anywhere else, an ethereal spirit that probably comes from the fact they look like Victorian prints. He recently produced this beautiful poster for Universal Studios Wolfman remake (I hope he doesn’t mind me putting it up here). The Wolfman in the poster reminds me of a werewolf I saw on a book cover when I was a kid back in the 70’s, from some horror anthology if my memory serves me well, and the dead girl… well that has a story of it’s own it seems. But there’s something else I’ve spotted in this picture, you’ll have to step back and squint to see it. I see the lighter area of the image as a the upper part of a mans face, his nose and darkened eyes, the horse and carriage are the nostrils., mmm is it just me? Probably!!

I’ve been using Modo as my main 3D platform for almost 3 years now, and having started on 3DstudioMax, then moving on to Cinema4D when my professional career in 3D started, I can safely say I’ve never felt more comfortable with a bit of software than I am with Luxology’s modo. Read more »

He he, y’know when you do something that, as self-deprecating as you may be, you can’t help but love, and that’s not an ego thing either, because all I’ve done here is, well not ripped of as such, but paid homage to a world wide recognised logo, and just twisted it to my concept. Read more »

Package art at it's best? I think so.

All here for your viewing pleasure is a beautifully scanned Kenner Star Wars toy catalogue from the year nineteen hundred and seventy nine. I was 9 years old, Star Wars crazy, and had I seen this booklet I would have pestered my parents even more than I did. Read more »