I found this one on a Turkish t-shirt site geyikadam.com. It is so spot-on, that I decided to translate it into English and share with you all.
If you have ever worked on a commercial design project, you should get a good laugh out of it.
I usually like to build my compositions vertically, placing most of the data in a single timeline. It works most of the time, although sometimes results in skyscraper monstrosities like the nearly 1000 layer project I talked about a while back.
The ad I am working on right now required a different approach. I had to create pre-comps of pre-comps of pre-comps of some more pre-comps, constantly burying and digging up various elements. A timeline screenshot would not do it much justice, so I decided to share with you the flowchart view of the project.
And thus concludes the Doodles&Noodles bonanza started on February 17th with this post. For the past three months you were presented a new sketch every other day. Right now I run out of scans so we end these regular updates until I get my crap together and draw something new.
If you expected something special, fireworks, maybe a musical performance – sorry to disappoint. Just a guy with big hair waving his hand and trying to stop something.
Yet another example of doodled character’s unflattering commentary over being drawn to life. This one is from 2001.
A carnival mask drawn in a veiny, black-and-white style I like to refer to as “liquid”. Pretty old, too. All the way from 2001.
A guy with a spray can. Most likely about to write a graffiti. Less likely trying to kill some bugs. Much less likely helping a friend apply some shaving cream.
Trust me, this one makes as little sense to me as it does to you. I don’t think there is any connection.
A friend of mine runs a great bar in Istanbul, where we like to hang out with our friends and business associates. Every Wednesday they have a Sushi Night – serving pretty much the best Japanese food in town.
Below are two e-mail invite banners I made for the most recent Sushi Nights. In the first one I used SplatterType to generate an abstract sushi graphic. In the second – I used mad illustration skills of Cigdem to generate the happy human :)
Tutorial: 100% Accurate Reflections
In this After Effects tutorial I will demonstrate to you how to build a two-camera rig in order to create perfect 3D reflections. using this technique, you will be able to reflect not only 3D layers, but also lights, particles, as well as any plug-in that obeys the movement of AE’s 3D camera.
Tutorial: Scrolling LED Text
In this After Effects tutorial I will show you how to create your own highly customizable LED screen effect, ready to convert any text or image into pixelated goodness. The video covers the setup, expressions and usage of this versatile preset.
Team Fortress 2 Spray Pack 1
This TF2 Spray Pack contains a total of 11 sprays: One for each to the 9 Team Fortress 2 classes, with one extra medic spray and a little something for all the World of Warcraft players.
Gotta Play: The Orange Box
Released in October 2007, The Orange Box is a compilation of some of the best titles produced by Valve Software: Half-Life 2, Half-Life 2: Episodes One and Two, Portal and Team Fortress 2.
Gotta Play: Defcon
Inspired by a 1983 movie WarGames, Defcon is an anti-war strategy game in which you command your nation on the path to global annihilation.
Tutorial+Preset: SplatterType
SplatterType is a custom preset I have developed recently that will allow you to create amazing ink and paint splatter animations with just a few clicks.
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