Showing posts with label Full Sail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Full Sail. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Full Sail University's the HUB Gallery shows
2 of my paintings and 1 drawing were selected for 3 different shows at Full Sail University's Digital Arts & Design gallery the HUB:
"The First Lady of Song (Ella)", 11"x14" acrylic on linen back in September 2013 for the Music show:
A print on watercolor paper of "Turkey Lake Park", 5 1/4"x8" oil plein air on illustration board back in November 2013 for the Nature show:
And lastly the drawing of my friend "Audrey", 9"x12" Copic markers on marker paper for the Black and White show in January 2014 and currently on display:
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Thursday, October 10, 2013
Thomas Thorspecken's "The Hub"
Hey guys,
I just wanted to post a link for Tom Thorspecken's sketch from his amazing blog, Analog Artist Digital World, for the opening of Full Sail University's Digital Arts & Graphic Design gallery The Hub. Here is an article about it from Full Sail:
http://www.fullsailblog.com/digital-arts-designs-hub-gallery-returns-with-music-inspired-art/
Thor sketched my co-workers Curator and History of Visual Communication Course Director Kim Lomas, Resident Artist Tom Buzbee, and Studio Artist Avaryl Buzbee. Also at the bottom left of the page, you'll find a familiar figure holding a Nikon camera (as the unofficial photographer) and drinking from a water bottle while chatting up co-worker and Art History Assistant Course Director Jessica Vick.
Thorspecken is an Orlando event reporter except instead of taking pictures, he sketches the event (or part of it) in watercolor. He was a clean-up artist at Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida and now teaches in the 2D Animation class at Full Sail University's Computer Animation department. I worked at Disney Florida on "Brother Bear" and although we never worked together, I hold Thor in the highest respect for working at the studio.
Check out the sketch here:
http://www.analogartistdigitalworld.com/2013/10/the-hub.html
Friday, April 26, 2013
"Kleeman and Mike in Backyard Jam" wins Best Animated Short at Florida Film Festival!
Great news: "Backyard Jam" won Best Animated Short at the Florida Film Festival this year! Now that the short has won a festival, it was necessary for the filmmakers to take it down from the Vimeo and YouTube page in order to submit to more festivals. You can check out a new trailer for the short here:
http://www.kleemanandmike.com/
http://vimeo.com/64579951
Press Release:
Full
Sail Course Director Credited on Florida Film Festival Winner
On Saturday April 13, 2013, in Winter Park, Fla.,
Randall Christopher's independent animated short "Kleeman and Mike in
Backyard Jam" won the Grand Jury Award for Best Animated Short in the
Florida Film Festival. Full Sail University Course Director Hugo Giraud is among
the animators who helped make the short come to life.
In addition to being a full-time instructor at
Full Sail, Hugo is an animation industry veteran whose work has appeared in
productions by Walt Disney Animation Studios, DreamWorks
Animation, Sony Pictures, Universal Studios, MTV Animation, and Cartoon
Network. "Kleeman and Mike in Backyard Jam" is the third film Hugo
has worked on that has made it to the Florida Film Festival and the first
winner. He previously represented the first "Kleeman and Mike: Animated
Short" film and supported the Walt Disney Feature Animation documentary
"Dream On Silly Dreamer" at the festival in 2005.
About
Hugo Giraud:
Hugo Giraud is a Central Florida-based
illustrator, animator, fine artist and instructor. He is currently the Course
Director for the on-campus Design and Art Theory class in the Digital Arts and
Design and Graphic Design programs at Full Sail University. Hugo attended the
famed Barbara Bassett Art Workshop in Winter Park and the Columbus College of
Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio. He is a 15-year animation industry
veteran with former clients including Walt Disney Animation Studios, DreamWorks
Animation, Sony Pictures, Universal Studios, MTV Animation, and Cartoon
Network. His fine art has been exhibited throughout Orlando at OMA, Winter Park
Sidewalk Art Festival, Full Sail University, Überbot, The Peacock
Room, Substance, Thee Grotto, and craft beer bar Redlight Redlight.
Twitter:
@HugoGiraud
About
the Florida Film Festival:
The Florida Film Festival is the premier showcase in Central Florida for American independent and international film. Celebrating its 22nd anniversary, the Festival debuted in 1992 and is a core program of ENZIAN, a nonprofit cultural organization founded in 1985. ENZIAN and the Florida Film Festival have served more than 1.5 million guests and hosted hundreds of notable celebrities including Paul Newman, Christopher Walken, Oliver Stone, Glenn Close, John Waters, Emma Stone, Campbell Scott, James Caan, Ed Burns, Jason Lee, Gena Rowlands, William H. Macy, Jon Voight, Barry Levinson, and Edward James Olmos. The Festival is funded in part by national and local businesses including Primary Sponsor Full Sail University and receives support from United Arts of Central Florida and the State of Florida, Department of the State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, National Endowment for the Arts, and Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. In addition, this project is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program.
The Florida Film Festival is the premier showcase in Central Florida for American independent and international film. Celebrating its 22nd anniversary, the Festival debuted in 1992 and is a core program of ENZIAN, a nonprofit cultural organization founded in 1985. ENZIAN and the Florida Film Festival have served more than 1.5 million guests and hosted hundreds of notable celebrities including Paul Newman, Christopher Walken, Oliver Stone, Glenn Close, John Waters, Emma Stone, Campbell Scott, James Caan, Ed Burns, Jason Lee, Gena Rowlands, William H. Macy, Jon Voight, Barry Levinson, and Edward James Olmos. The Festival is funded in part by national and local businesses including Primary Sponsor Full Sail University and receives support from United Arts of Central Florida and the State of Florida, Department of the State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, National Endowment for the Arts, and Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. In addition, this project is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program.
For additional information:
www.floridafilmfestival.com
www.facebook.com/floridafilmfestival
Twitter: @FloridaFilmFest
www.floridafilmfestival.com
www.facebook.com/floridafilmfestival
Twitter: @FloridaFilmFest
About
Full Sail University:
Full Sail University is an award-winning
educational leader for those pursuing careers in the entertainment and media
industry. Founded in 1979, Full Sail has been recognized as one of the Top Five
Game Degree Programs by Electronic
Gaming Monthly, one of the Best Music Programs by Rolling Stone Magazine, and one of the Best Film Programs by UNleashed Magazine. In 2011, Full Sail
received the “21st Century Best Practices in Distance Learning Award” from the
United States Distance Learning Association, was named the “School/College of the
Year” by the Florida Association of Postsecondary Schools and Colleges, and was
recognized as one of the Top 100 Social Media Colleges by Studentadvisor.com.
Full Sail offers Master, Bachelor, and
Associate campus and online degree programs in areas related to animation, art,
business, education, graphic design, film, marketing, web development, music,
recording arts, sports, and video games. Full Sail graduate credits include
work on OSCAR®, Emmy®, GRAMMY®, ADDY®, MTV Video Music Award, and Spike Video
Game Award nominated and winning projects.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
1st thursdays pt. 2
Here is the full Bugs Bunny piece, which along with my Amélie Poulain piece (12"x18" acrylic on canvas) and Audrey figure drawing (9"x12" on marker paper"), were exhibited at the OMA 1st thursdays Full Sail Art Show last May 3rd. Original is 24"x36" painted in acrylic on wood, not for sale at the moment but contact me if interested in prints! Click on the images for a bigger view:
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| Bugs Bunny, 24"x36" acrylic on wood |
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| Amélie Poulain, 12"x18" acrylic on canvas |
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| Audrey, 9"x12" Copic Markers on marker paper |
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
1st thursdays
Fellow students, staff, and faculty (including myself) of Full Sail will be exhibiting artwork at the Orlando Museum of Art's 1st thursdays event this coming Thursday May 3rd. My Amelie & Bugs Bunny paintings and Audrey figure drawing got in. Come on down and say hi, $10 gets you in the door!
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