Caramblogage

There you go, that's the shot I'm going with. Crowdsourcing be damned!

Today, we're going to try something a bit different. You shall be confronted with two rough shots of the same thing. You get to choose which one makes it to the final cut. The shot is the introduction of the hideous Frogstrosity that plagues The City. Keep in mind that both shots are not finalised, so there may still be some errrors within. 1 CC: Monster Zoom 1 from Caram Kapp on Vimeo . 2 CC: Monster Zoom 2 from Caram Kapp on Vimeo . Now that you've watched the clips, go ahead and exercise your basic democratic right and decide: Which shot makes it to the final cut? Thank you! Tuesday for all!

It took a while and quite a bit of paper, but Celestine finally has an antagonist. Let the games begin!

Codename Celestine- The zoom from Caram Kapp on Vimeo . Now, in previous segments, we have established that she has the ability to jump pretty high and pretty fast… this segment establishes her ability to do so against a backdrop of cartoonish rays.

Today is going to be a Vespering day.  Depicted above is the setup for the sequence, in an attempt to completely demystify the process.  Four lights, a bunch of lamps. The city encircles the protagonist. The protagonist, followed by a particle cloud of smoke puffs. Wind. Gravity. Vectors. This is the world of Vespa.  TBC

Step Three for Celestine from Caram Kapp on Vimeo . I have a firm belief that most home-made animation movies get forgotten in the process of being made. On show here: Motion test following the Lighting test. More tests to follow.

For clues and possible solutions to the brainteaser posed in the last post, look no further than this representation of Celestine (she needs a new name, I'm using up the e's on my keyboard). And more riddles to be posed and solved. Eventually. 

What have we here? A frogesque monster with horns for a chin in the middle of an epiphany? Retribution for snitching? A case of drunken frog nasty?  Stay tuned to find out…

Celestine takes the second step. from Caram Kapp on Vimeo . Celestine begged for animation from the moment I first laid lines on her… She had a Vespa and wanted to ride it and I was more than happy to oblige. I will be having more fun with this in the near future.