I recently found a much higher quality version of the first Transpennine Express ad I worked on. Again, this was directed by Tim Ruffle and I worked on the character animation and storyboard.
This is an episode of "Bubbles and Me" I worked on last year with "Rumpus Animation" (http://www.rumpusanimation.com/) for Mondo Media. I worked on a good chunk of the character animation.
Warning, there are many swears in this video! Probably NSFW
This project was completed a while back but here is the second Transpennine Express advert I worked on at Aardman last year. I worked on the storyboarding and character animation. The ad was directed by Tim Ruffle (http://www.timruffle.com/)
I recently finished a couple of months work at Aardman on a
summer advert for the First TransPennine Express. Here is the finished
ad.
I was the storyboard artist and character animator for the
project, which was directed and designed by Tim Ruffle.
Hope you like the advert.
Tom
10/07/2012
Check out the trailer I helped create in my spare time. The trailer is for a brilliant new illustrated children's book called The Monster Who Lost His Mean, written by Tiffany Strelitz-Haber and Illustrated by Kirstie Edmunds (http://pencilpocket.blogspot.com), published by Henry Holt and Co. I worked on the trailer with my good friend Michaela Edmunds (http://literally-is-aswel.blogspot.co.uk/) The animation was created using After Effects. I hope you enjoy and please check out the book! Tom
Testing out a different method of animating I saw used recently in Jacob Streilein's, "Swelter" Here is the process video https://vimeo.com/42661259 and the final film, https://vimeo.com/40752722. I really liked working this way. Animating simple shapes made using the line tool and then breaking the shapes apart and filling them. I also tried to keep the movements snappy, more so than my usual style.
This is an e-card I made for friends and family this Christmas.
I hope you enjoy.
t.lucas
06/06/2010
Now that the Glammies awards are over I am now allowed to post my final, completed film. I am pleased with the end result and feel that the work has paid off. I was very glad to see everybody's work up on the big screen and though I didn't win my category, the person that did win was more than deserving and I was happy to lose to such a great film.
Anyway, here is the final version of my film, I hope you enjoy.