Monday, March 23, 2009

Animate Over Live Action!


Wow! What an incredible start to my year of freelancing! Every gig is so different and creatively exciting for me. Here is a frame of full fluid animation I recently finished for a live-action/ animated feature film (note the live action kid's body behind my animation-LOL), "The Tolltaker." It is a great film about the residual effects of a person going to war and how it affects their families back at home. Thanks for checking me out, and please check out the work of the crew on this film--especially the VERY talented director and animation director!

http://www.imdb.com/video/wab/vi2835481369/

Saturday, March 21, 2009

Toon Boom: Expert Corner profile



I'm happy to announce I was recently added to Toon Boom's Expert Corner!

Toon Boom was also gracious enough to give $50 off to anyone that mentions my name, so make sure to tell them "Otis Brayboy" sent you when purchasing Toon Boom Storyboard Pro software!

To place an order, contact:

Philip Greenstein
philip@toonboom.com

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Let Them Drink Wine!


Continuing with the illustration gigs, I recently did a quick sketch in Flash for an online food and drink magazine, "The Heavy Table." The food looks so good on that site, I wanted to move to Minnesota, until I remembered how cold it gets there.

http://heavytable.com/do-grapes-grow-in-minnesota

Monday, March 9, 2009

Babies, Babies Everywhere!



Most of my work is for hire, but recently, I have been asked by a few friends and family to produce animated e-card invites for their babies' birthdays. I love it!!! My first assignment was for a one-year-old boy, Kai. He needed a 'Tol' theme.

'Tol' has two meanings in Korean; the most common meaning is a child's first birthday. It can also be used as a generic description for birthdays: Chut-tol (first birthday), Du-tol (second birthday), Seo-tol (third birthday), etc. My second assignment was for a two-year-old girl (too cute) named Brooke. (Side note: I'm predicting my next baby e-card will be for a three-year-old. LOL.) Anyhow, these were a lot of fun to do!