Capitec TV Spot

8 May, 2010

One of the first TV Spots I had a major role in, I did all the lighting / rendering and part of the shading as well.

Painful learning experience, many late nights, and I cringe when I watch it, but hey… it's on TV 🙂

Posted via email from Wayne Ashley Berry | Computer Graphics Artist

Untitled

8 May, 2010

Untitled

8 May, 2010

I didn’t make this, it’s just a test

Posted via web from Wayne Ashley Berry | Digital Artist

Test

8 May, 2010

Blender Updates

8 May, 2010

Downloaded the latest build of the Blender 2.5 Render branch, there certainly is some promising work going into it specifically for the Durian project!

Besides all the new features in 2.52, there are some major game changers still in progress in the render branch, the main ones being micropoly displacement, global illumination, multiple light bounces and mesh lights.

This is something to keep a close eye on!

You can always find daily build of blender over at graphicall.org

Posted via email from Wayne Ashley Berry | Digital Artist

First Feature

8 May, 2010

It's disgusting, I know.  But everyone has to start somewhere.

I worked as a shading / lighting artist on Free Willy 4, probably touching close to 70 full CG shots.  Was an insane learning curve for me because I had just started working at Blackginger and had only been on Houdini for a month or two.  Biggest technical growth was in terms of writing shaders and handling (what seemed to be at the time) massive renders.

I look back at this and laugh, I knew nothing back then.  And now I know just a little bit more than nothing 🙂

Posted via email from Wayne Ashley Berry | Digital Artist

Capitec TV Spot

8 May, 2010

One of the first TV Spots I had a major role in, I did all the lighting / rendering and part of the shading as well.

Painful learning experience, many late nights, and I cringe when I watch it, but hey… it's on TV 🙂

Posted via email from Wayne Ashley Berry | Digital Artist

This is quite old, just had to find some time to upload it… and do a wide-screen version 🙂

It's an advert I worked on with the president for unicef, to be aired on MTV

All the design work was done by the president, they're an amazing studio.  I get inspired just walking into their creative space, great people too!
For me it was just a glorified excuse to learn after-effects.  Not difficult when coming from a Nuke / Houdini background

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knnktr

7 May, 2010

knnktr

6 May, 2010