Showing posts with label Commercial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Commercial. Show all posts

Monday, September 11, 2017

Groom Boldly™ Myth Animated Commercial - Wolf Pits




Here is a new hand drawn animated commercial I did for Tame the Beast®. I have more of these in the works.

Product - Extreme Yawp Total Hair, Beard & Body Wash
Designed, Directed and Animated by Jason Doll - Animation Dog Studios
Website - http://www.animationdog.com
Voice Over by Bob Barnes

Sunday, July 30, 2017

Groom Boldly™ Myth Animated Commercial


Here is a new animated commercial I did for Tame the Beast®

Product - Extreme Yawp Total Hair, Beard & Body Wash

Designed, Directed and Animated by Jason Doll - Animation Dog Studios
Website - http://www.animationdog.com

Voice Over by Bob Barnes


Sunday, December 23, 2012

LANE'S Pest Elimination Commercial



I have been meaning to post this commercial for a while.


Lanes TV Commercial - Animatic


Here is the animatic from a Lanes commercial. This is from an early stage of the production so it has a lot of rough pencil animation throughout. It also gives a pretty good look at some of the layers that make up the characters.


Sunday, April 29, 2012

Fine Art America Commercial


Here is a Commercial I just competed for Fine Art America. I will post more production related stuff soon.



Voice-Over by Tim Simmons
 Artwork appearing in this commercial is by various Fine Art America Artists.


Monday, March 19, 2012

Walk Cycle Test

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Wine Commercial - Layout

 These are some process images from a new commercial.
 This is my initial concept sketch of the shot. At first I wanted to have a giant  "Middle Man" in the center of the page who would grab these huge dollar bills from the customer, eat them, and spit out some small change at the winemaker. Once I began layout of the shot, I realized I wouldn't have the time needed to animate the shot in that way. So, I decided to go with more of a crowd scene to represent the "Middle Man". I figured it would be less complex to animate, and would illustrate the point just as effectively.

Below is the shot developing from a rough sketch to the final image.


When I create a crowd scene, when possible ...given the time ...I like to make sure it is made up of a variety of characters. Different faces and body types.







Background Sketch

Final Image




Linetest progression.


Sunday, September 18, 2011

Bug mugshots

These are some characters I created for a commercial I am working on. Rough sketches and final art.

 
Mosquito...

 Bedbug...
 


Ant...
 



 ah you know...



Cockroach...


This Nick Nolty mugshot (from www.thesmokinggun.com) was my reference for the last character - The Cockroach. Nick's lookin' like a animator in his Pixar issue Hawaiian shirt.

I wonder if there is a noticeable increase in ones animation skills while wearing a Hawaiian shirt. Just a thought - I notice a lot of animators wearing them. Does anyone out there have experience animating with and without a Hawaiian shirt?  Are they awarded after a certain level of achievement in animation?




John Lasseter thinks I'm on to something - thumbs up!
John Lasseter images are from here and here.