Cover and back!

I had the privilege to be the artist for this year's Seneca's yearbook main pieces.
Me, Devin and Graves got together and decided on the theme and layout for the whole thing.
I got to do the Cover and back-cover and Devin did the front pages for each year. The end result looks pretty good. You should get one if you didn't yet!

Eu tive o privilégio de ser o artista proeminente no Yearbook da Seneca deste ano.
Eu, Devin e Graves nos reunimos e decidimos qual seria o tema e layout de todo o projeto.
Eu trabalhei na capa e contra-capa e Devin nas páginas de abertura de cada ano. 
O resultado final ficou muito bacana. 

Here also are my own pages in the book. Aqui também estão as minhas próprias página no livro.

Smudging dirt on dead trees

More life drawing from this semester. working on draperies for a bit  
Mais modelo-vivo deste semestre. Trabalhando um pouco com tecidos e fantasias

more after the break! mais imagens depois da quebra de página

Diving for Textures - High dive render

So for one of the lighting assigments, we had to re-render the high-dive animation with BG, lights, textures and all of the sorts. This is what I got!  

Então, para um dos trabalhos de rendering/lighting, tivemos que renderizar uma animação anterior com texturas, cenário e iluminação. Eis o que fiz.
HB's High Dive - Beauty Pass from Henrique Barbieri on Vimeo.

3D Samurai Jack

My first big modeling assignment for Seneca's animation program.
Modeled in Maya, ready to be textured.
Some more assignments are coming up, hope you guys like it.


HB's Samurai Jack Modeling from Henrique Barbieri on Vimeo.

The never-ending story

How long has it been since I last posted any life-drawing?
Three months? Six? a year? Story of my life...

Sneak up!

Gotta correct myself and post more frequently, right? So here is the last animation I did for my animation class...

HB's sneak walk cyle from Henrique Barbieri on Vimeo.

The clothing on this guy is a nightmare. I realize there is some clipping occurring but the main thing was creating a fluid motion.
I works.

HBros - the lost levels

So it's been forever since I posted.
Life has been good to me and I can't complain.
This is my last year in Seneca, the animation program approaching it's end. But still, there is lots to come.
Since it's been a while since I've put anything here, lets star with some assignments I've done.

Learning about light and rendering is a lot of fun. So far I've been learning a lot.
In this pic there is usage of caustics, ambient occlusion, bump maps and a lunch of lights. Quite enjoyable if not bucolic. Why does it stand on the side of a golf course? That I don't know.