Not long ago, I was contacted by Delana Arnold, a resident of the Netherlands who stumbled upon my Jack and the Beanstalk artwork. She was working on a project of her own for school where she had to animate the story using After Effects and 3D layers and asked if she could use my drawings for her project. Naturally, I was flattered and 1000% allowed it. Unfortunately, I didn't have the time to help her out with any new drawings, so she had to seek out other sources for some characters and story moments that I didn't get to. Regardless, the end result is nothing short of amazingly awesome! Sit back, relax, and thoroughly enjoy...
Nov 7, 2011
Jack and the Netherlands
So, here's something pretty different:
Not long ago, I was contacted by Delana Arnold, a resident of the Netherlands who stumbled upon my Jack and the Beanstalk artwork. She was working on a project of her own for school where she had to animate the story using After Effects and 3D layers and asked if she could use my drawings for her project. Naturally, I was flattered and 1000% allowed it. Unfortunately, I didn't have the time to help her out with any new drawings, so she had to seek out other sources for some characters and story moments that I didn't get to. Regardless, the end result is nothing short of amazingly awesome! Sit back, relax, and thoroughly enjoy...
Pretty darn neato, huh?!? Be sure to post some YouTube comments about how your breath was taken away!
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- Video created by: Delana Arnold DeeSign Multimedia www.dee-signmultimedia.com
Not long ago, I was contacted by Delana Arnold, a resident of the Netherlands who stumbled upon my Jack and the Beanstalk artwork. She was working on a project of her own for school where she had to animate the story using After Effects and 3D layers and asked if she could use my drawings for her project. Naturally, I was flattered and 1000% allowed it. Unfortunately, I didn't have the time to help her out with any new drawings, so she had to seek out other sources for some characters and story moments that I didn't get to. Regardless, the end result is nothing short of amazingly awesome! Sit back, relax, and thoroughly enjoy...
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Hey Casey, thanks for adding my work to your blog! I just wanted to add something: you link back to the website of my company but unfortunately it's not up-to-date. I'm updating my portfolio through BehanceNETWORK so keep an eye on that if you'd like to be informed about upcoming and previous work!
My pleasure, Delana. It turned out so cool, I simply had to help share it with the world! I noticed that your site wasn't up and running, but I wanted to acknowledge you somehow. Be sure to let me know when you get your portfolio up! And thanks again for the amazing work!!
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