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UPDATE: PIXILA 3.0 PRE-RELEASE NOW ONLINE!

We are pleased to announce the world-wide official launch of the Pixila Artist Portfolio site.

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Combined with highly personalized member galleries, unlimited album and image uploads, specialized portfolio management, professional gallery presentation, and peer to peer tools more powerful than you’ve ever seen before, Pixila easily blows the competition away.

Developed from the ground up to suit any artist in any industry, Pixila is the portfolio site you’ve been waiting for. Digital, traditional, visual and fine artists will find the gallery features just as intuitive as designers, painters, photographers, illustrators, architects and sculptors alike. After all, it was developed by artists just like you.

Becoming a member of Pixila is easy! Within minutes, you can have access to your own personalized artist portfolio loaded with advanced features as well as instant networking with thousands of other Pixila artists throughout the world. All 100% free!

Please visit Pixila at http://www.pixila.com and join the revolution!

-Richard]]> Mon, 17 Dec 2007 00:59:19 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/641468

Pelikan "Griffix" is Hatch Studios' latest international spot produced for Pelikan, Germany. It features four stylized kids from various age groups each showcasing Pelikan's latest "Griffix" line of children's pens.

The gang performs an energetic dance routine in which they sing about their specific pens, ending in a climatic finale that wraps up the commercial nicely. The version presented here is the 4:3 PAL superless version. We also produced a widescreen SD alt. This sound is not the final so lip-sync might be slightly off.















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Credits
Directed by Richard Rosenman
Exec. Produced by Randi Yaffa
Produced by Holly Nichols
Character Designs by Chris Cann
Character Modeling / Rigging by Joel Mongeon
Environmental Modeling by Raden Slipicevic, Chris Crozier, Rowan Simpson, Abdul Ali Mohamud
Animated by Scott Guppy, Kevin Vriesinga
Lighting, Rendering & Compositing by Richard Rosenman

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Wed, 11 Jun 2008 05:13:59 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/638851

Katzuo was an experiment in combining fundamental & simple character forms contrasted with highly detailed texture work. This fusion of opposite style aspects creates a unique image that instantly captures the gestural form of the character yet continues to attract the eye to different areas of the image in which new details are constantly making themselves visible.



This contrast follows through to subject matter as well featuring a relatively cute character yielding a fierce weapon against a morbid backdrop.

Once more, the contrast is also maintained within the color palette combining soft, pink and healthy skin tones against dark reds and weathered textures.

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-Richard]]> Tue, 03 Jun 2008 23:46:35 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/630512

This is one of two spots produced by Hatch Studios Ltd. for Reach. Appropriately named "Conveyor", it features a character being able to brush her teeth by sliding her teeth within her mouth.

Some interesting notes about this project were that we created the characters in a very stylized caricature form yet rendered them in a method which makes them appear very 'tangible'. The oversized heads in proportion to the bodies further emphasize this as does the realistic lighting setup. In addition, ensuring that the teeth moving within the mouth didn't come off as looking creepy was a challenge in itself.











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Credits
Direced by Richard Rosenman
Exec. Produced by Randi Yaffa
Produced by Holly Nichols
Character Designs by Angelo Libutti
Character Modeling / Rigging by Joel Mogeon
Modeling by Chris Crozier, Rowan Simpson
Animation by Kevin Vriesinga
Lighting & Rendering by Chris Crozier
Online by Patrick Coffee @ Relish

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 12 May 2008 05:30:29 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/623242

Marcus was sculpted, textured and displaced with ZBrush 3, rendered with VRay 1.5 RC3, and composited with Photoshop.

Click here to view a 1080p version.

Background treatment created with photo-composites within Photoshop. Depth of Field created with DOF PRO.

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-Richard]]> Mon, 21 Apr 2008 06:03:25 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/609386

Ford "Ice" is the latest spot to come out of Hatch Studios Ltd. featuring numerous computer generated vehicles, environments and VFX shots produced in full 1080P HD.

The spot features a Fusion making an epic journey across two continents and freezing its surrounding environment in doing so. This is synonymous with Ford?s tagline: ?Create a reaction.? When crosses the ocean we showcase beautiful frozen environments through which the car determinately travels until it reaches the other side. At this point, we are greeted with an unexpected surprise bringing the commercial to a dramatic finale.





















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Credits
3D Director: Richard Rosenman
Exec. Producer: Randi Yaffa
Producer: Holly Nichols
Modeling: Rowan Simpson, Chris Crozier
Animation: Kevin Vriesinga
Ice VFX: Abdul Ali Mohamud, Raden Slipicevic
Matte Painting: Steven Hollman
Lighting & rendering: Richard Rosenman
Compositing: Richard Rosenman, Alex Boothby
Online at Technicolor: Alex Boothby
Car Paint Checker: Bondi

Live Action Shoot: Spy Films

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 17 Mar 2008 05:27:36 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/606612

Ford "Thrill Ride" is the latest spot created at Hatch Studios Ltd, directed by Richard Rosenman and Larissa Ulisko.

Inspired by Japanese illustration, this spot relies heavily on seamless integration of cutting edge 3D computer graphics combined with bold 2D character designs, both existing in a lavish and rich multi-media environment.

Not only did we wish to create a visually compelling spot, but we also insisted in developing a sub-story involving aggressive & chaotic characters attempting to catch the Ford Fusion. This provided a set-up for a wild car chase in which the Fusion inevitably out-maneuvers the characters in a climatic and explosive finale.

Props to our agency and client friends who made this such a fun project to work on.





















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Project credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman & Larissa Ulisko
Exec. Produced by Randi Yaffa
Character designs by Chris Cann
Modeling by Chris Crozier, Rowan Simpson, Abdul Ali Mohamud, Raden Slipicevic
Animation by Scott Guppy & Kevin Vriesinga
Texturing by Marcin Porebski, Steven Hollman
Lighting & rendering by Richard Rosenman
Compositing & design by Larissa Ulisko
Online at Technicolor w/ Alex Boothby
Pyrotechnics by Bondi

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 10 Mar 2008 14:26:51 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/595005

Billy Bob Boone was originally created for CGTalk’s "Strange Behavior" competition in an attempt to capture oddity through expression.



Billy Bob has also been published in this month's "3D Creative" magazine! To download the free version, please click here: http://www.3dcreativemag.com/lite_i...bruary_2008.zip

He was created using ZBrush, textured with 3dsmax, and rendered with VRay. The clothing and background were created from photo elements. He was composited with Photoshop and the depth of field created using DOF PRO.

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-Richard]]> Wed, 13 Feb 2008 06:53:54 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/584237

This recently-completed spot called "Launch" was produced by Hatch Studios Ltd. for the early 2008 Heart & Stroke Lottery. The :30 commercial features a pinball machine in which we follow the ball as it guides us through the various prizes you can win and educates the viewer about what the H&S Foundation is responsible for.

There were more than 20 different versions created for this spot, mainly to comply with the constantly changing deadline dates. In order to make this efficient for production, various scenes were developed in a manner that would allow both the insertion of such an element, and would work just as well without.

The commercial was rendered using pre-calculated irradiance maps for flicker-free global illumination output in combination with single-frame GI elements requiring motion, all of which were later composited together and color-corrected in post.

The spot was modeled, textured and animated with 3dsmax 8.0, rendered with VRay 1.5 RC3 and composited with After Effects. Photoshop was used for all the graphics and it was onlined on a Flame.











Please click here to see the "Launch" version movie.

Please click here to see the "Early Bird" version movie.

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Project credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman
Exec. Produced by Randi Yaffa
Design by Larissa Ulisko
Design Assisting by Pantea Razzaghi
Lead Modeling / Supervising by Chris Crozier
Modeling by Raden Slipicevic, Abdul Ali Mohamud
Animation by Scott Guppy
Lighting, rendering and compositing by Richard Rosenman
Online at Relish by Patrick Coffee

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Tue, 15 Jan 2008 04:33:08 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/563916

Ester-C "Kicker" is one of four :15 spots recently created at Hatch Studios Ltd. It features two comedic Orange characters that were developed and created at Hatch for the branding of the new vitamin product.

All four spots were created from scratch in just under one and a half month's time which was quite a laboreous task due to the various highly detailed environments. The character textures were created from real orange peel scans enhanced with displacement mapping and subtle glossy reflections. Stretchy arms, legs and bodies were incorporated into the IK in order to achieve exaggerated cartoon style squash and stretch animation.

The spot was modeled with Silo & 3dsmax, animated with 3dsmax, lit and rendered with VRay 1.5 RC3, and composited with After Effects. The depth of field was created with DOF PRO.












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Project credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman
Exec Produced by Randi Yaffa
Modeling: Ian Spriggs, Chris Crozier, Raden Slipicevic, Abdul Ali Mohamud
Animation: Scott Guppy
Texturing (character), lighting, rendering & compositing by Richard Rosenman
Onlined @ Relish by Patrick Coffey
Hairstyling by Bondi

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Wed, 21 Nov 2007 03:57:03 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/553272

Ester-C "Pusher" is one of four :15 spots recently created at Hatch Studios Ltd. It features two comedic Orange characters that were developed and created at Hatch for the branding of the new vitamin product.

All four spots were created from scratch in just under one and a half month's time which was quite a laboreous task due to the various highly detailed environments. The character textures were created from real orange peel scans enhanced with displacement mapping and subtle glossy reflections. Stretchy arms, legs and bodies were incorporated into the IK in order to achieve exaggerated cartoon style squash and stretch animation.

The spot was modeled with Silo & 3dsmax, animated with 3dsmax, lit and rendered with VRay 1.5 RC3, and composited with After Effects. The depth of field was created with DOF PRO.















Please click here to see the movie.

For more information, please visit the project page at:
http://www.richardrosenman.com/project/?cid=154

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Project credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman
Exec Produced by Randi Yaffa
Modeling: Ian Spriggs, Chris Crozier, Raden Slipicevic, Abdul Ali Mohamud
Animation: Scott Guppy
Texturing (character), lighting, rendering & compositing by Richard Rosenman
Onlined @ Relish by Patrick Coffey
Hairstyling by Bondi

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Tue, 23 Oct 2007 05:40:46 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/550743

These are tests using 3dsmax's physics simulation plugin, Reactor. These simulations focus specifically on rigid bodies involving large quantities of elements, each with appropriate size, weight and friction properties. In addition, there are collision objects which are always color-coded in blue.

Although the nature of these tests is rather simple, creating a fully-functional and physically-correct environment can be quite challenging. All variables must work collectively together in order to produce a functional simulation and usually persistent tweaking is required before a usable solution is found. The results however, are definitely worth it since creating such intricate keyframed animation would require months of labor as opposed to thirty seconds of computational processing power.

Simulated with 3dsmax 8.0 Reactor, rendered with VRay 1.5 RC3 and composited with After Effects.











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http://www.richardrosenman.com/project/?cid=147

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This is one of four tags recently created for Teletoon Canada at Hatch Studios Ltd.

Each tag features a character transforming from summer and winter sports equipment and performing various related actions. The premise was to encourage kids to be physically active and suggest some activities for doing so.

The tags were quite fun to develop as well as challenging in order to pack as much as possible in only seven seconds. Currently, the tags are on TV and web.











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Credits
Directed by Richard Rosenman.
Exec. Produced by Randi Yaffa.
Rigging & dynamics by Chris Crozier.
Modeled by Chris Crozier, Raden Slipicevic, Abdul Ali Mohamud.
Animated by Scott Guppy.
Lit, rendered and composited by Richard Rosenman.
Catering services by Bondi.

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 08 Oct 2007 07:58:05 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/545359

These are a set of two Ester-C production prints created for various magazine, newspaper and internet ads created at Hatch Studios Ltd.

The original ad(s) can be see here: Ester-C "Psychiatrist"



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For more information, please visit the project page at:
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Credits
Director: Richard Rosenman
Exec Producer: Randi Yaffa
Modeling: Ian Spriggs, Chris Crozier, Raden Slipicevic, Abdul Ali Mohamud
Posing: Scott Guppy
Texturing (character), lighting, rendering & compositing: Richard Rosenman
Online: Relish w/ Patrick Coffey
Hairstyling: Bondi

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 01 Oct 2007 04:20:23 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/543238

Ester-C "Psychiatrist" is one of four :15 spots recently created at Hatch Studios Ltd. It features two comedic Orange characters that were developed and created at Hatch for the branding of the new vitamin product.

All four spots were created from scratch in just under one and a half month's time which was quite a laboreous task due to the various highly detailed environments. The character textures were created from real orange peel scans enhanced with displacement mapping and subtle glossy reflections. Stretchy arms, legs and bodies were incorporated into the IK in order to achieve exaggerated cartoon style squash and stretch animation.

The spot was modeled with Silo & 3dsmax, animated with 3dsmax, lit and rendered with VRay 1.5 RC3, and composited with After Effects. The depth of field was created with DOF PRO.















Please click here to see the movie.

For more information, please visit the project page at:
http://www.richardrosenman.com/project/?cid=140

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Project credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman
Exec Produced by Randi Yaffa
Modeling: Ian Spriggs, Chris Crozier, Raden Slipicevic, Abdul Ali Mohamud
Animation: Scott Guppy
Texturing (character), lighting, rendering & compositing by Richard Rosenman
Onlined @ Relish by Patrick Coffey
Hairstyling by Bondi

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 24 Sep 2007 06:07:33 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/538183

This project was a Siggraph 2007 showcase demo produced for Autodesk Media & Entertainment (M&E) at Hatch Studios Ltd.

The premise was to create a sophisticated menu system symbolizing Autodesk's various M&E market and product lines. The demo features three main sections: Film, Design, and Games, each of which was intercut with client footage.

Each market section (and associated sphere) is represented through deviated color grading (Red, Blue, then Green). The main menu therefore contains a neutral grading with splashes of all three colors carefully dispersed throughout. The use of color graded treatments helps keep consistency from section to section and holds the piece together quite nicely.

The video shown here contains only the 3D work, without the client footage since permission would have been required from each contributor. In addition, the typography has also been removed. As a result, some props such as the video monitors may appear untextured when in fact they have the client footage playing within.













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Project credits:
Director: Richard Rosenman
Designer: Larissa Ulisko
Exec. Producer: Randi Yaffa
Modeling: Chris Crozier, Raden Slipicevic, Abdul "Rocky" Ali Mohamud
Animation: Chris Crozier, Scott Guppy
Lighting, rendering & 3D compositing: Richard Rosenman
2D compositing & motion graphics: Larissa Ulisko
Typography: Jo-ey Lee
Music: Scott Bucsis
Editing: Bijou
Surge protector: Bondi

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 10 Sep 2007 02:56:55 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/516281

The following images are vehicle prints created during the production of the Ford Built To Handle commercial at Hatch Studios Ltd.

They were developed as presentation prints during the final stages of the 3D vehicle modeling & texturing in order to determine if there were any inconsistencies between the CG model and the real car.



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The project page can be found here and the original spot can be found here.

Project credits:
Director (Prints): Richard Rosenman
Modeling: Abdul "Rocky" Ali Mohamud
Texturing, staging, lighting & rendering: Richard Rosenman

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.

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-Richard]]> Mon, 09 Jul 2007 05:37:05 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/518698

The following images are vehicle prints created during the production of the Ford Built Smarter commercial at Hatch Studios Ltd.

They were developed as presentation prints during the final stages of the 3D vehicle modeling & texturing in order to determine if there were any inconsistencies between the CG model and the real car.



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The project page can be found here and the original spot can be found here.

Project credits:
Director (Prints): Richard Rosenman
Modeling: Abdul "Rocky" Ali Mohamud
Texturing, staging, lighting & rendering: Richard Rosenman

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.

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-Richard]]> Mon, 16 Jul 2007 03:23:36 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/513961

The following images are vehicle prints created during the production of the Ford Accessories commercial at Hatch Studios Ltd.

They were developed as presentation prints during the final stages of the 3D vehicle modeling & texturing in order to determine if there were any inconsistencies between the CG model and the real car.



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The project page can be found here and the original spot can be found here.

Project credits:
Director (Prints): Richard Rosenman
Modeling: Tyler Figueira, Abdul "Rocky" Ali Mohamud
Texturing, staging, lighting & rendering: Richard Rosenman

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.

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-Richard]]> Tue, 03 Jul 2007 04:18:08 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/495943

Ford "Built to Handle" is our latest spot created at Hatch Studios Ltd., directed by Larissa Ulisko.

It features the Ford Fusion open like a book into an graphic and abstract garage environment in which we see the vehicle performing dynamic precision maneuvers while showcasing its various distinct abilities. At the end, the camera rotates 180 degrees revealing the Fusion parked on the garage ceiling - due to its powerful traction.

In case you hadn't guessed by now, the voice read was done by Kiefer Sutherland.













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Project credits:
Director: Larissa Ulisko
3D Director: Richard Rosenman
Exec. Producer: Randi Yaffa
Vehicle Modeling & VFX: Abdul "Rocky" Ali Mohamud
Environmental Modeling: Raden Slipicevic
Technical Line Rendering: Tyler Figueira
Animation: Scott Guppy
Lighting & rendering: Richard Rosenman
Compositing & motion graphics: Larissa Ulisko

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.

For more information, please visit:
http://www.richardrosenman.com/project/?cid=131
http://www.hatchstudios.net/index.c....work&workid=26

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-Richard
]]> Mon, 14 May 2007 03:10:30 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/508318

Ford "Built Smart" is our latest spot created at Hatch Studios Ltd., directed by Larissa Ulisko. It is the second spot for Ford belonging to a campaign set of several.

It features the Ford Escape open like a book into a graphic and abstract landscape environment in which we see the vehicle performing dynamic precision maneuvers while showcasing its various distinct features.

In case you hadn't guessed by now, the voice read was done by Kiefer Sutherland.















Please click here to see the movie.

Project credits:
Director: Larissa Ulisko
Exec. Producer: Randi Yaffa
Vehicle Modeling & VFX: Abdul "Rocky" Ali Mohamud
Environmental Modeling: Chris Crozier, Raden Slipicevic
Technical Line Rendering: Raden Slipicevic
Animation: Scott Guppy
Lighting & rendering: Richard Rosenman
Compositing & motion graphics: Larissa Ulisko

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.

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http://www.hatchstudios.net/#index.....work&workid=27

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]]> Mon, 18 Jun 2007 06:02:37 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/483701

Ford "Accessories" is the latest spot to come out of our studio, Hatch Studios Ltd, for Y&R Canada. The spot is 100% CGI, combined with photographic elements.

The spot features the 2007 Ford F150 accessories transforming onto the truck from various dynamic angles. As the parts continue to transform, the pacing increasingly builds up until the commercial comes to a dramatic finale. Combined with a frenetic soundtrack, the spot delivers an explosive display of visual energy sure enough to get everyone's adrenaline flowing.













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Project credits:
Director: Richard Rosenman
Exec. Producer: Randi Yaffa
Vehicle Modeling: Tyler Figueira, Abdul "Rocky" Ali Mohamud
Animation: Richard Rosenman, Abdul "Rocky" Ali Mohamud
Rock Modeling: Abdul "Rocky" Ali Mohamud
Lighting, rendering & compositing: Richard Rosenman

Created at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 09 Apr 2007 05:11:42 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/495939

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This is a recently completed project produced at Hatch Studios Ltd. for Kraft Canada, represented by J. Walter Thompson. The project took approximately 6 weeks to develop with a core staff of approximately 8 people.



















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For more info, please go to:
http://www.richardrosenman.com/project/?cid=128

Project credits:
Director: Richard Rosenman
Exec. Producer: Randi Yaffa
Character Artist (Modeling, Rigging): Joel Mongeon
Lead Animator: Kevin Lebanowich
Secondary Chars Animator: Scott Guppy
Scene 1 Animator: Shawn Escay
Environmental Modeling: Raden Slipicevic, Tyler Figueira
Cloth Dynamics: Joel Mongeon
Special VFX: Tyler Figueira
Lighting, Rendering & Compositing: Richard Rosenman
Line Producer: Julia Weinstein
Online Artist @ Relish: Patrick Coffey

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 26 Mar 2007 06:13:48 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/454294

This is an in-house character created at Hatch Studios Ltd.

Charlie is Sammy's intergalactic partner in crime. Together, they recklessly cruise the universe causing an insurmountable amount of trouble and leaving a trail of broken hearts behind them. While Sammy evolved from a long line of once noble and oddly refined reptilian ancestors, Charlie was a runaway offshoot from a biological swine and pit bull DNA mixing experiment gone horribly wrong. As a result, Charlie lacks the minimal capacity of intellect required for self preservation, and had it not been for his favorite personal ACME laser blaster lifted from 'Convenience Z' in the Delta Quadrant, his species would have long since perished having put the universe in a better place. Charlie's quite the trigger-happy madcap he appears to be and some have incredulously compared him to a particular president from the late 21st century on planet earth*. While civilian sightings of Charlie are extremely rare, we managed to get our hands on this particular mug shot taken moments before he busted out of the joint with Sammy's help.

*Un-named president was later responsible for destruction of planet earth.

Charlie was modeled, sculpted and textured using ZBrush, and rendered with VRay 1.47.03. It was polished in Photoshop where the background was also created.

Credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman
Exec Produced by Randi Yaffa
Modeling and sculpting by Joel Mongeon
Design, posing, lighting, texturing, rendering and compositing by Richard Rosenman

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Mon, 22 Jan 2007 05:13:18 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/437053

CGSphere.com is a website dedicated to the evolution of technical and creative 3D sphere design and you're invited to participate! The purpose is simple; create the most captivating and visually appealing sphere from our provided scene using your 3D program and renderer of choice. We encourage everyone to submit his or her renders regardless of their skill level so long as they adhere to the rules. However, those with the best renders will receive the highest ratings and possibly make the front page. Your goal is to rise to the top, through the use of clever ideas, thoughtful execution, technical expertise, and dazzling presentation. Above all, have fun creating your submission!]]> Mon, 04 Dec 2006 04:34:14 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/423060

This is a promotion print of the Bick's alien produced by Hatch Studios Ltd. for Ogilvy & Mather. The original project can be found here.

The alien was modeled and textured using ZBrush, rigged and animated in 3dsmax 8.0, and rendered with VRay 1.47.03. Depth Of Field was produced in part with DOF PRO. It was polished in Photoshop using photo composites.

Directed by Richard Rosenman
Exec Produced by Randi Yaffa
Modeling/sculpting, rigging and texturing by Joel Mongeon
Posing, lighting, rendering and compositing by Richard Rosenman

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.

-Richard]]> Mon, 30 Oct 2006 06:22:46 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/417798

Hey guys and gals;

These are from another of our various recently completed projects at Hatch Studios Ltd.

These are a set of fourteen backgrounds created for the agency Ben Simon Burns. They were developed for the new 2006 version of the highly-successful anti-smoking campaign website commissioned by the Government of Ontario.

The website featuring the backgrounds can be found at:
http://www.stupid.ca

Each of the rooms were color graded in a specific hue to reflect the mood and atmosphere of the environment.

Here are some of the final renders:











To see the rest of the renders, please visit the project page at:
http://www.richardrosenman.com/project/?cid=117

Credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman
Exec Produced by Randi Yaffa
Modeling by Joel Mongeon
Texturing, lighting, rendering & compositing by Richard Rosenman

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.

-Richard]]> Mon, 16 Oct 2006 04:28:30 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/412675

Hey guys;

It's been a while since I last posted anything and that was partly due to our studio opening up - Hatch Studios Ltd. Please excuse the work-in-progress website!

Anyway, here is one of the first projects we produced there some time ago for Bick's / Ogilvy & Mather. There's three spots in total in which an 'intercepted' TV signal is shown with an alien documentarian commenting on the cruel ways we treat pickles. Absurd and funny.










Movies:
Please click here to see the 480x360 movie.

Project Page:
http://www.richardrosenman.com/project/?cid=108

Credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman
Produced by Randi Yaffa
Character design by Richard Rosenman and Angelo Libutti
Modeling, rigging and texturing by Joel Mongeon
Animation, lighting, rendering and compositing by Richard Rosenman
Assisting animation by Brent George

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.]]> Wed, 04 Oct 2006 04:16:34 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/372085

This is the latest cut of my 2006 demoreel. All work seen here has either been directed by myself, co-directed by myself, or worked on by myself. This work ranges from various studios over a number of years. For credit information, please click here.


You can download them directly from here:

480x360

Kick back, turn up the speakers and enjoy....


-Richard]]> Tue, 20 Jun 2006 05:41:13 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/357958

These 5 prints were created for the launch of Samsung's new Z5 MP3 player. The prints were created as poster-sized images and published throughout Canada in bus stops, subway stations, and billboards.

There were also animated sequences produced for the campaign but I was not involved in these.

Currently, the prints are also featured on Samsung's Z5 website which can be found by clicking here.









(Product test and lighting render - unpublished)



These renders were produced with 3dsmax 6.0, rendered with VRay 1.47.03 and composited with Photoshop.

Prints directed by Richard Rosenman.
Prints modeled by Ben Pilgrim.
Prints posed by Kyle Dunlevy.
Prints textured, lit, rendered and composited by Richard Rosenman.

Produced at Redrover Studios Ltd.]]> Tue, 16 May 2006 03:26:44 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/347045

Jamba! "Mobile" was produced in early 2006 for Jamba! represented by Michael Kocurek at Infosection e.K.

Jamba! "Mobile" features "Swead", the curious little red monster who many of you may remember from several years ago.

Please click here to see the original "Swead" CGTalk thread.

Since then, "Swead" has gone on to win numerous awards while gaining international recognition. It was partially due to his popularity that a commercial was soon after produced to advertise Infosection's upcoming "Das Turnier" game and Jamba's mobile ringtone services.

















Please click here to be taken to the project page for additional movies, images and info.

Please click here to see the 480x360 movie.

Director & Producer: Richard Rosenman
Executive Producer: Danielle Araiche
Technical Director: Ben Pilgrim
VFX Director: Mike Oliver
Assisting TD & VFX: Britton Plewes
Animators: Matt Kowaliszyn, Greg Court, Kyle Dunlevy
Lighting & Rendering: Richard Rosenman
Environment Modeler: Britton Plewes
Compositor: Brad Husband
Stunt Coordinator: Bondi

Client: Jamba!
Agency: Infosection.com
Agency Producer: Michael Kocurek

Produced at Redrover Studios Ltd.


Enjoy!
-Richard]]> Mon, 17 Apr 2006 23:22:56 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/86090

This was a job for Infosection, a German company, that required four different renders of a newly designed character to serve as their upcoming video game host. As you can see, it was decided early in the production that the character would have fur, which therefore required a fair amount of research and development regarding fur solutions for 3dsmax. In the end, Shag:Hair was used because it provided unlimited flexibility and control over every aspect of the fur. The character was lit using traditional lighting techniques in conjunction with global illumination.










For more info including credit list and additional renders please go to:

The official "Swead" project page.

-Richard]]> Thu, 04 Sep 2003 05:55:45 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/343755

We're finally able to show this. Better late than never...
Barritas "Olympics" consisted of a twenty-second spot for the Marinela company in Mexico. The spot was heavily focused on character work and required three fully modeled, rigged and textured characters - a pineapple, a strawberry, and a pastry bun. About one week was assigned to modeling since the characters had been pre-built for previous commercials, three weeks for animation, two weeks for lighting and rendering, and the remaining week for compositing. This job turned out to be quite fun to work on since we were able to push the character performances as far as we wanted to which resulted in some very funny animation.








For the movie, please click here.

For more project info, images and movies please click here.

Project credits:
Director: Richard Rosenman
Executive Producer: Danielle Araiche
Producer: Christina Helmer
Technical Director: Ben Pilgrim
Assisting TD: Britton Plewes
Animation Director: Kyle Dunlevy
Lighting & Rendering: Richard Rosenman
Environment Modeler: Chris Crozier
Compositor: Brad Husband
Editor: Scott Bucsis
Produced at Redrover Animation Studios Ltd.
-Richard
]]> Mon, 10 Apr 2006 06:09:12 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/347112

WHO IS SAMMY?

Sammy travels the galaxy with the sole purpose of "disturbing the peace". He is known by many as "The Troublemaker", or more simply put, "The Troubler". Sammy peddles faulty weaponry and defective warp engines for income, often reselling such scrap for more than ten times their worth. Although Sammy may appear to be quite reptilian in nature, he is actually quite a ladies man and has a bad habit of getting caught red handed by his multiple girlfriends across the galaxy. Currently, there are several hundred arrest warrants for him due to fraud.

Sammy was created over the span of about a week, on and off. He was produced solely for personal satisfaction, from an idea I had some time ago. Although he is a fairly simple character in terms of design, the lighting, texturing and rendering were quite complex. His skin was rendered with micro-triangle displacement technology, in conjunction with conventional bump mapping and although this is not quite evident here, it is very impressive in the 4000x4000 resolution composite. The fine displacement used on the skin produces ultra-detailed realism which effectively eliminates any stretch on the texture maps. Sammy was rendered in layers for maximum compositing control, as all my projects are. There were 7 layers in total: 2 gradient backgrounds, a DOF detailed background, a character layer, a global illumination layer (GI Pass / Ambient Occlusion Pass), a diffused soft glow, and a harder edge glow. Sammy was posted before but new links needed to be updated.

Please click here to be taken to the Sammy project page.

Sammy was modeled and textured with 3dsmax 6.0, rendered with VRay 1.09 using traditional lighting techniques with global illumination, and composited (as well as color corrected and processed) with Photoshop.

-Richard]]> Tue, 18 Apr 2006 03:48:05 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/276281

Who is Carlito?

Carlito is one of the few remaining and extremely rare South American Horned Slugs. Although quite curious and passive in nature, South American Horned Slugs are astonishingly stupid and have therefore dwindled down in population faster than panties being hurled at a Tom Jones concert. It is presently estimated, or perhaps optimistically misjudged, that only a mere hundred thousand exist in the deepest, dampest and drabbest of Chilean jungles. Being descendents of the Giant South African Slug species (and still a mind-boggling mystery how they crossed the continents), they tend to secrete a thick, slimy and glistening green mucus. Once termed "The species most likely to win first place in the Darwin Awards" by none other than Darwin himself late one night during a Poker game gone sour, their mucus tends to be particularly sweet scented therefore posing a precarious threat to their impending extinction. You see, South American Horned Slugs tend to have a staggeringly short memory span and will quite often (99.8% incidence rate) supplement their diet by ingesting their very own, already forgotten, mucus trails. This, in turn, leads to a never-ending feeding frenzy in which they spend the rest of their unquestionably meaningless days going around in circles and consuming their slimy discharge until either catastrophic intestinal eruption occurs, terminal exhaustion sets in, or they are fatefully preyed upon by the ever-ferocious and often-elusive South American Horned Beetle (who coincidentally evolved with the unfathomable gift of specifically identifying that very same mucus scent from over 3 kilometers away).

Please click here to be taken to the Carlito project page.

The model was created within ZBrush using ZSpheres where it was modeled, sculpted, textured and displaced. Thereafter, it was imported into 3dsmax for lighting and rendering using VRay 1.45.70. The rendering was split up into numerous layers such as diffuse, specular, shadow, ambient occlusion, diffuse glows, etc, for optimum control during the compositing stage.

The foliage was created entirely from numerous color corrected composite photographs and the depth of field was produced with my own Depth Of Field Generator PRO plugin:
http://www.dofpro.com

-Richard]]> Sun, 11 Sep 2005 23:39:55 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/201426

Boris was created over the span of about a month, on and off. He was produced solely for personal satisfaction from an idea I had some time ago. Although he's technically supposed to be a merciless alien invader, he is far too compassionate for planetary conquest and instead "comes in peace", quite often escaping near-death capture by the worlds he visits.

Yep, just thought I'd give you some details of his background.

Now the technical stuff: He was modeled with a mix of box modeling and mesh sculpting in 3dsmax. His skin was rendered with micro-triangle displacement technology, in conjunction with conventional bump mapping which looks very impressive in the 4000x4000 resolution composite. Boris was rendered in numerous layers for maximum compositing control, as all my projects are. There were 35 layers in total, particularly because there was heavy Photoshop work done to this one. Perhaps if there is enough interest in the near future I will show the layering breakdown.

Please click here to be taken to the Boris project page.

Boris was modeled and textured with 3dsmax 6.0, rendered with VRay 1.45.70 using traditional lighting techniques with global illumination, and composited (as well as color corrected, processed and treated) with Photoshop.

Hope you like him.
-Richard]]> Wed, 12 Jan 2005 04:46:04 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/271643

Who is Ronald?

Ronald is an old and miserable sixth generation butler who is profoundly unhappy with his chosen profession. Despite this, Ronald keeps at it every day in an effort to carry on the prestigious butler family tradition, and especially to honour his father "Ronald Bottler Senior The Fifth", who had the noble privilege of serving the great "Master Reginald H. McDonald", also known as the inventor of the superbly popular and ever best-selling unicycle training wheels. During his off hours, Ronald enjoys sitting prostrate by the fireplace in his finest suit reading through his dated encyclopedia of rare South American Horned Slug species. In 2003, Ronald won second prize in the world-wide annual "Sir Pronunciation Championship" tournament for his 89.7% win over world-renowned Russian Butler "Boris Mikhailov" who came in at whopping 92.4% but was later expelled due to testing positive in speech enhancement drug tests. On a completely different note and due to numerous years of persistent frowning, Ronald's upper lip has dwindled into an almost non-existant flap of pale-colored skin, only vaguely noticeable during the occasional toothy and malicious snarl.

Please click here to be taken to the Ronald project page.

Base model in 3dsmax. Sculpting, texturing and displacement in ZBrush. Lighting and rendering with VRay 1.45.70 using global illumination and traditional lighting techniques. Composite in Photoshop.

-Richard]]> Mon, 29 Aug 2005 04:08:13 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/160962

Pulled this off in 2 days for the Siggraph edition.

Click here to be taken to the 'Swead' project page.

Created with 3dsmax 6.0, VRay 1.45.70, Photoshop.

Background modeled by Joel Mongeon.

-Richard
]]> Tue, 10 Aug 2004 01:08:23 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/481586

These prints were created some time ago during the pre-production stage of the Toyota Matrix "Break Away" commercial but I am uploading them again because there is a bug in my portfolio and I am unable to fix the broken links.



Click here for High Resolution Image



Click here for High Resolution Image



Click here for High Resolution Image

The project page can be found here and the final spot can be found here.

Project credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman and Andy Knight.

Vehicle modeling by Ben Pilgrim.
Staging, lighting, rendering and Compositing by Richard Rosenman.

Produced at Redrover Studios Ltd.

-Richard]]> Tue, 03 Apr 2007 04:45:27 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/161239

Recently finished this spot which is currently playing in theatres across CANADA. We only had 1 month production time.







Click here to see the movie.
Quick n' dirty credits:
Directed by Richard Rosenman and Andy Knight. Vehicle modeled by Ben Pilgrim. Android modeled by Chris Crozier. Boujou tracking by Chris Crozier. Vehicle rig by Mike Oliver. Animation by Richard Rosenman, Mike Oliver, Chris Crozier and Ben Pilgrim. "Blobby" animation by Kyle Dunlevy. On-site photography by Chris Stewart. Lighting and rendering by Richard Rosenman and Mike Oliver. Composited by Brad Husband. Produced at Redrover Studios Ltd.
For more info:
http://www.richardrosenman.com/project/?cid=47
Note: "Making of" section with more images, movies, etc, is now online:
-Richard
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Diet Pepsi "After Hours" is a 30-second, fully computer generated commercial recently produced for showcase during the 2005 Academy Awards on American broadcast stations. It was completed in about one and half months, with a crew of about 8 core artists at Redrover Animation Studios Ltd.















Please click here to download the 480x360 movie.

Please click here to be taken to the Diet Pepsi "After Hours" project page.


Client: Pepsi
Agency: DDB New York
DDB Creative Directors: Seth Fried, Michael Vitello
DDB Producer: Anthony Curti
Animation Production Company: Redrover Animation Studios Ltd.
Directors: Richard Rosenman, Andy Knight
Producer: Randi Yaffa
Line Producer: Chris Stewart, Christina Helmer
Compositor: Brad Husband
Editor: Scott Buscis
Music: The Ramones, "Blitzkrieg Bop"
Sound: Sound Lounge
Character Modeling/Rigging: Ben Pilgrim
Environmental/Prop Modeling/Texturing: Chris Crozier, Mike Oliver
Environmental/Prop Texturing Assistance: Rob Jones
Glass Modeling/Simulation: Mike Oliver
Lead Animation: Kyle Dunlevy
Animation: Matt Kowaliszyn, Steve Wittmann
Art Direction/Lighting/Rendering: Richard Rosenman
Rendering Assistance: Mike Oliver
Studio Troublemaker: Bondi

-Richard]]> Mon, 14 Mar 2005 16:49:00 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/279073

Robin Hood “Memories” and "Teaches Us" are two 30 second, fully computer animated spots created by Redrover Animation Studios Ltd. for Smuckers Canada, represented by Ogilvy & Mather Canada. The spots reveal two children named Andrew and Elizabeth who are being interviewed in a documentary style show about why they enjoy baking with their mom. The table shows various used baking utensils to suggest they have just finished baking muffins and the product, a rolled up bag of Robin Hood flour, rests nearby. The sunny afternoon setting fills the kitchen with a warm inviting sunlight and creates a visually engaging commercial that arouses immediate interest in the viewer. Currently, Andrew and Elizabeth are on the front page of the Robin Hood website (http://www.robinhood.ca).

Robin Hood "Memories"








Please click here to see Robin Hood "Memories" movie.

Please click here to see Robin Hood "Memories" project page.

"Memories" Redrover Credits:
Director: Richard Rosenman
Creative Director: Andy Knight
Exec Producer: Danielle Araiche
Producer: Christina Helmer
Technical Director: Ben Pilgrim
Animation Director: Kyle Dunlevy
Environment/Prop Modeling & Texturing: Chris Crozier, Mike Oliver
Hair Dynamics: Mike Oliver
Lighting & Rendering: Richard Rosenman
Compositing: Brad Husband
Tag Graphics: Stephanie Dudley
Editor: Trevor Lloyd
Studio Ball Fetcher: Bondi



Robin Hood "Teaches Us"








Click here to see the Robin Hood "Teaches Us" movie.

Please click here to see Robin Hood "Teaches Us" project page.

"Teaches Us" Redrover Credits:
Director: Richard Rosenman
Creative Director: Andy Knight
Exec Producer: Danielle Araiche
Producer: Christina Helmer
Technical Director: Ben Pilgrim
Animation Director: Kyle Dunlevy
Assisting Animators: Jeremy Salzman, Bruno Tacchino
Environment/Prop Modeling & Texturing: Chris Crozier, Mike Oliver
Hair Dynamics: Mike Oliver
Lighting & Rendering: Richard Rosenman
Compositing: Brad Husband
Tag Graphics: Stephanie Dudley
Editor: Trevor Lloyd
Studio Ball Fetcher: Bondi


Robin Hood Promo Print



Robin Hood Ogilvy & Mather Credits:
Senior Art Director: Nick Burton
Chief Creative Officer: Janet Kestin
Senior Copywriter: Miles Markovic
Agency Producer: Shenny Jaffer
Robin Hood Sound Design Credits:
Sound Design: Pirate Radio

These spots were created with Autodesk’s 3dsmax 6.0, rendered with Chaotic Dimension’s VRay 1.47.03 using modern global illumination lighting technology in combination with traditional computer graphics lighting techniques, composited with Autodesk’s Combustion 4.0 and edited with Avid’s Adrenaline. The depth of field was produced with my own Depth Of Field Generator PRO plugin.


-Richard]]> Wed, 21 Sep 2005 04:46:58 +0000 http://richardrosenman.cgsociety.org/gallery/293794

Robin Hood "Giving" is the third and final spot for 2005 created by Redrover Animation Studios Ltd. for Smuckers Canada, represented by Ogilvy & Mather Canada. The spot once again reveals Andrew and Elizabeth being interviewed, this time at the dining room table in the evening. As this is a spot intended for the holiday season, they are shown wrapping their gingerbread cookies in gift boxes for "all of their favourite people in the whole world." The table shows various gift-wrapping accessories, the freshly baked cookies (complete with handwritten names), a glamorous holiday candle ornament, and a kitchen cloth with the Robin Hood logo. The cold winter setting outside contrasts the warm dining room lighting inside and helps develop a cozy holiday atmosphere. Currently, Andrew and Elizabeth are on the front page of the Robin Hood website.











Click here to download the 480x360 movie


Please click here for the official Robin Hood "Giving" project page.

"Giving" Redrover Credits:
Director: Richard Rosenman
Creative Director: Andy Knight
Exec Producer: Danielle Araiche
Producer: Christina Helmer
Technical Director: Ben Pilgrim
Animation Director: Kyle Dunlevy
Assisting Animator: Matt Kowaliszyn
Environment/Prop Modeling & Texturing: Chris Crozier, Mike Oliver
Assisting Prop Modeler: Britton Plewes
Hair Dynamics: Mike Oliver
Lighting & Rendering: Richard Rosenman
Compositing: Brad Husband
Tag Graphics: Stephanie Dudley
Editor: Trevor Lloyd
Studio Ball Fetcher: Bondi

This spot was created with Autodesk’s 3dsmax 6.0, rendered with Chaotic Dimension’s VRay 1.47.03 using modern global illumination lighting technology in combination with traditional computer graphics lighting techniques, composited with Autodesk’s Combustion 4.0 and edited with Avid’s Adrenaline. The depth of field was produced with my own Depth Of Field Generator PRO plugin.

For information on the Animation process, check out Kyle Dunlevy's Robin Hood page:
http://www.kyledunlevy.com/giving.html

-Richard]]> Mon, 14 Nov 2005 03:42:31 +0000