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Making Mars
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We got lucky at Monitor Night tonight. We had the amazing and talented Joey Mazzarino as our guest artist and the team from New Learning Times in to shoot. Talk about a win-win!
Enjoy!
This is Jesse Labbe.
He draws stuff like this:
And more recently these guys, the Disastronauts.
The moment I saw them I knew I wanted to model them. So I asked Jesse if I could take a crack. This is what I came up with.
Not bad, eh?
So fun fun to do!
We were hired by Broadway Video to design and fabricate a portrait puppet of Bill Hader. Design wise, he's tough to nail; he's an "everyman" with very even features. I sculpted his nose in Zbrush off of press photos, stitched in some brow wrinkles, and bam! Hader!
Sometimes this happens.
This is character actor Richard Kind. He plays a puppet maker in the movie and he came by the shop to research his role. He was just as charming and as loud as you might hope he would be.
To find out more about how this all came together and our collaboration with Sara White the Production designer click the link below:
http://moveablefest.com/moveable_fest/2014/06/sara-k-white.html
This is without a doubt one of the oddest design challenges thrown my way.
A talking realistic roast beef sandwich with a gruff drill sergeant exterior and a heart of gold.
No problem, when do we shoot?
http://www.nick.com/videos/clip/short-and-funny-roast-beef-and-roger.html