The Raven Animatic

Raven Animatic from Karl Hadrika on Vimeo.


This is an old animatic that I didn't bother fixing until JUST now-
ta-daaa!

The assignment was to have a raven knock a flower pot onto a passerby.  I decided to go way of Poe.

Quadfecta

Quadfecta from Karl Hadrika on Vimeo.


Our first assignment of the new semester was to complete four basic animation exercises with a character rig provided by the school. weeeee!

Barnacle Sass

Barnacle Sass from Karl Hadrika on Vimeo.

Theres A LOT of other stuff that needs fixin' and postin' but I choose to put it all off for now. Instead I'll show this rough dialogue test I made for the 11 second club.  Its too bad I missed the deadline by just a few minutes- had fun though.

Another Semester of Figure Drawings

Dialogue Test

Gahhd Beckay from Karl Hadrika on Vimeo.

D-D-Dialogue test!  I could noodle with this for another month, but its time to MOVE ON... maybe i'll pick at it later.  Sorry for the audio delay.  Its the video transfer process or something.  I swear the sync was perfect in MonkeyJam.

Due to the scraggly nature of this test, I would recommend viewing it as SMALL as possible.  Thanks
~the sloppy artist

The Frog Animatic

Frog Animatic from Karl Hadrika on Vimeo.

Wow look at that!  Two concept projects in a row!  Here's another animatic we had to finish in a week.  The story consists of a frog playing a banjo and then dodging a tomato.  Once again we all tried to out-do each other with crazy variations of a simple concept.  Lots of fun.  I wish vimeo wouldn't screw up the sound for the .mov versions of these animatics.  It only seems to acknowledge the .avi files, which are much lower quality here... so I do apologize for the resolution...and for the annoying repetition of the song I used (its supposed to be annoying in the story anyway)

The bushel sign reads:  

Swamp Tomaters

WARNING

Mutated Combustibility

Arachne vs. Athena

The Weaving Contest from Karl Hadrika on Vimeo.

Ok so this is my animatic storyboard I did for my concept class.  We were each given the same script to board out and add dialogue to.  Since EVERYONE had the same story with the same lines, (the Greek myth involving Arachne and Athena) it soon became a matter of personal interpretation.  So yeah... it gets a little silly.  But its not supposed to be taken too seriously.  I threw some sound in using adobe premiere in about and hour and a half.  Would you believe I provided Athena's sporadic man voice AND the girly scream?