http://www.thebasementlab.com Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:34:56 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en For the History Channel's Clash of the Gods series, I designed & edited the SD & Blu-ray motion menus. The opening edit takes you into a 3D scene with water simulation & some simple movement of the sea creatures. Little touches like water splashes & cloud movement add subtle motion ... http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=590 I designed & edited the 15 disc Farscape Complete Series Boxed Set. Each season has a custom color palette and video edit. I also modeled & animated the show logo in 3D for the beginning transition of the piece. Here's the disc 1 motion menu... http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=583 I designed & edited the motion menus for Bravo's Top Chef Chicago & Top Chef Masters. Pretty much the same design for each show with only a change in color palette. Here's the motion menu... http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=581 A simple bonus disc I designed for the Brian Wilson album That Lucky Old Sun. Here's the motion menu... http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=577 I produced, shot, & edited this promotional piece for the Sterling Rice Group in Boulder. http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=573 Another PS painting - Zombie Sean. http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=565 I'm on a Photoshop painting kick lately. My friend Brian in the early stages of Zombie. http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=560 An early concept sketch of the figure. Sculpting is almost done! http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=556 I've been cooking up some new stuff lately & here's a glimpse at something very special. Coming soon right here from thebasementlab, you can catch your very own Sasquatch Hunter patch! It's included when you purchase the limited edition, resin, hand painted, 8" figure designed & sculpted by yours truly. ... http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=549 In designing the Blu-ray menus for History's WWII in HD, I created a "trench-like" environment in 3D & used a very long, dramatic camera move to reveal the interface. The concept was to create a scene that resembled the gritty feeling of the footage with the hopes of setting up ... http://www.thebasementlab.com/?p=536