FEEL FREE TO CHECK OUT MY PROGRESS IN BUILDING SUPERMAN, BLACK MASK AND REBUILDING DUCKMAN. THE LINK IS BELOW:
http://jwstopmotion.blogspot.ca/
I started doing some back ground screen tests to see how it looks, and it turned out well .... still have some motion tests to do.
Right now i have a very rough outline done, and some rough storyboards, showing how everything will move and interact, i have an idea of camera shots. So its slowly coming together.
These shorts should be no longer than 10-15 minutes at the most.
UPDATE: JULY, 25, 2013
I started building my own stop motion puppets not too long ago, but i put it on indefinite hold, i started building Superman, i successfully built Duckman ,now i would love to finish Superman and build others .... and i have decided to look into ways to make that possible. :) #LetsBeAmbitious
UPDATE: JULY 26, 2013
I think i found my answer .... and it may just be in K'NEX.
UPDATE: JULY 26, 2013
I will look into K'NEX further, it seems to be a very good choice to use, but right now ill wait for the right time. The initial story i had for this short film will most likely be altered or rewritten.
NEW UPDATE: JULY 28 , 2013:
So bascially, i've come to realize this idea is going to take while, even with mixing bought figure and my own self-made stuff. Its not something that will happen fast, and i want it to turn out GREAT, so the time and quality are essential. When this is finally done, i want to be able to watch it and say ... this is even better than i imagined. The tricky part with creating stop-motion puppets, is not only getting the mold to look like the person or thing, but then to make the skin out of liquid latex and styrofoam, that is the tricky part. The armature skeleton is fairly easy.
UPDATE: JULY 26, 2013
I think i found my answer .... and it may just be in K'NEX.
UPDATE: JULY 26, 2013
I will look into K'NEX further, it seems to be a very good choice to use, but right now ill wait for the right time. The initial story i had for this short film will most likely be altered or rewritten.
NEW UPDATE: JULY 28 , 2013:
So bascially, i've come to realize this idea is going to take while, even with mixing bought figure and my own self-made stuff. Its not something that will happen fast, and i want it to turn out GREAT, so the time and quality are essential. When this is finally done, i want to be able to watch it and say ... this is even better than i imagined. The tricky part with creating stop-motion puppets, is not only getting the mold to look like the person or thing, but then to make the skin out of liquid latex and styrofoam, that is the tricky part. The armature skeleton is fairly easy.
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