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Lunatics! - Test Animation Work April 12-15, 2013
Although we’re officially on a short hiatus, I am still doing a little work on
weekends, and we have also recently been joined by Chris Kuhn, a very talented
mechanical modeling artist who is currently working on the Soyuz launch system which
features prominently in our pilot episode. I’ve also had a chance to do
some more tests with character models, shading, lighting, and rendering.
This is a small collection of shading, rendering, lighting, and animation tests I've done recently on the "Lunatics!" project.
This video contains two brief video tests and a few stills. More information is available on our website:
Welcome to Chris Kuhn
Lunatics Project | lunatics.tv
CC By-SA 3.0
NOTE (2026): This is now quite dated. The rendering here is not close to the NPR3D style that we later settled on. And the model of Georgiana here is completely different from the version that evolved into our current model. However, we needed to do this to get to where we are now!
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By Although we’re officially on a short hiatus, I am still doing a little work on
weekends, and we have also recently been joined by Chris Kuhn, a very talented
mechanical modeling artist who is currently working on the Soyuz launch system which
features prominently in our pilot episode. I’ve also had a chance to do
some more tests with character models, shading, lighting, and rendering.
This is a small collection of shading, rendering, lighting, and animation tests I've done recently on the "Lunatics!" project.
This video contains two brief video tests and a few stills. More information is available on our website:
Welcome to Chris Kuhn
Lunatics Project | lunatics.tv
CC By-SA 3.0
NOTE (2026): This is now quite dated. The rendering here is not close to the NPR3D style that we later settled on. And the model of Georgiana here is completely different from the version that evolved into our current model. However, we needed to do this to get to where we are now!