I Like Trains

Trains have always fascinated me for some reason. I learned how to weld just for this project. Created in sculpture class senior year of high school.

Block of Memories

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This was created during my senior year of high school. I found a toy block stranded on the floor of my bus and used it as inspiration for my sculpture. As the title states, each image on the block represents a memory, most of which deal with my younger brother who was pretty new at the time : )

Updated Demo Reel

I also have a new website! Check it out at www.noelnunez.com (original . . . I know)


Demo Reel from Noel on Vimeo.

Character Animation Demo Reel

Untitled from Noel on Vimeo.

You can download a quicktime version of the demo reel by clicking on the link below:

http://download.yousendit.com/3614047E57F2A05F

The file size is 24.3 mb

I'm currently working on getting a website up and running that will properly display my work.

sooo tired. . . .

This is only a test . . .

Wow! it's been a while since I last updated this blog. Well, I've been busy learning how to rig and create blend shapes for the two characters. I had to do some re-texturing (because of problems with said rig) and am now ready to ANIMATE! Finally! oi vei. Well, here is a test render with the same background as the image below and I feel that the short film will have a very nice look to it. Here's hoping.

~Noel

Hey there. . .Delilah

Ladies and Gentlemen . . . we have a Wagner.

The Wonderful World of Color!!!

I've been developing the color schemes for the main characters recently and I'm finding this to be very difficult because there are so many choices one has to pick from. . .and if you know me, I have a hard time making decisions. Needless to say my decision making skills are going to be very polished by the time I graduate in May. Woo Hooo! Here are some of Wagner's color choices. Note that the action will take place at night, which makes things a little more confusing. C'est la vive.

In addition to color, Blend shapes are being created for the mice. Everything is moving along nicely.

An Epically Tiny Tail

You can't have a movie that involves mice without using the word "Tail" instead of "Tale" in the title. It's like a rule or something.

Here is the updated storyboard with voices. It was an educating and fun experience recording the dialogue. Delilah is voiced by Stephanie Trilli and Wagner is voiced by Kyle Manecci.