I just discovered FRJTZ fries in the Mission in San Francisco. They serve Belgian Style Fries and boy are they fantastic. Crisp on the outside and moist in the inside. AND they come with multiple choices (18) of dipping sauces, I had Pesto Mayo. The single order was easily enough for two people.
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This video is experimenting with taking a painting (this done by my friend Linda Carothers) and using Adobe After Effects 5.5 3D effect give it some depth. I think it came out rather well.
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Here I have taken a sketch and ‘projected’ into onto simple 3D shapes in Adobe After Effects. What a great effect for someone doing effect for 2D or stop-motion animation.
I was inspired by this Video Co-Pilot tutorial: http://videocopilot.net/videotutorials/3dprojection2/index.html If you like to mess around with AFX, they have lots of coolness here: http://videocopilot.net/tutorials.html
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This is the drawing that I created for the Schulz Museum’s 5th anniversary from the theme “When I was 5….” I really did have a stuffed snoopy (still do) and I really did draw snoopy at a very young age.
NOTE: The drawing was (supposedly) to be drawn during the Schulz Museums Sketch-A-Thon, but I got […]

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A dragon sketch done with colored markers during one of my classes
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A big thanks to the Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa for allowing me to be a part of the talented folks who participated in the sketch-a-thon to celebrate the museums 5th anniversary.
After Joe Wos asked me for a sketch I felt that I would do the same. Here are a few of the ones I […]

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