On january this year I went to my third Global Game Jam. Like every year before, I had a lot of fun, barely slept, and ate way too much fast food, and more importantly, made a game! Our team's game is called Let's Split Up, and I did part of the character animation, as well as some animation cleanup. Here's a few gifs of the punching and running animations I did:
All my animations were done in Photoshop because Flash refused to open. :(
I just graduated from college, and here's the animation reel I did to show my work! And also the last short I made while in college, this summer in Maya workshop. I might add sound to it later...
A few backgrounds and walk cycles from the games I made in college with my classmates, all done in Flash. The backgrounds are from Orc Run, and the walks from Snap Max.
Last weekend I participated in this year's Global Game Jam. It was a great experience, and a lot of fun! Our group's game was Tole tole, and I did sprites and the menu illustration for it. I'm really looking forward to doing this again next year!
Here's the animatic for the short I'm working on for college. I have less than two months to finish this! Eek!
I did this animatic about a year ago for a class, but never got around to actually making the short and completely forgot about it. Then this year, I was struggling to make a story work for my short, I was running out of time, and...aha! I met my teacher from that class again, and he asked if I had ever finished the film. I told him I hadn't, he said that I really should, and, yeah, idea.
Not only is this story much better than the one I was trying to use (...not that the story itself was bad. It was just really hard to fit into a one-minute film) but I saved myself the trouble of actually having to make a new animatic. Not to mention that I want to see this finished, now! :)
It doesn't have a title yet, though. I'm terrible with titles...
This is the video I made for My Chemical Romance's #SINGItForJapan fundraising. Unfortunately the deadline passed while I was uploading the video to YouTube, so I couldn't enter, but I still wanted to share it.
Hi, I'm María Ambrosoni, welcome to my blog! I'll be posting drawings, comics, videos, etc. I wanted to share this video first; it's a short animation I made for class. I'm not very good with titles.