Homework - Mike Regan
Yukako Shimada
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Hi Mike,
Please post your homework on this forum!
Please post your homework on this forum!
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I should be back on the 13th and will get right on it!
Since you paid for a workshop seat, you should have received an email with a hangout link a day before the live web course. I have sent an email with a hangout link to this email address: themikefx@gmail.com.
If you have a different email address, please let me know!
If you are still willing to submit homework, September 25th is the due.
Was there a set up like this for the BJ Guyer Mechs course? I don't think I got a link like this for that classes homework... I was under the impression watch and chat students were'nt involved in the homework thing (first time class attendee) so I watched from afar... Thought that was the privilege of signing up to the workshop level.
When is the deadline for BJ's homework and where would I post it, if I managed to knock something together in time?
I made individual forum for each student so that the instructor & we administrators are able to keep track of your homework easily. But yes it is the privilege for workshop students to get more attention from instructors.
Your email address is already added to the video.
Please make sure you are logged onto YouTube before clicking the link.
Post your homework by September 25th, and feel free to join Hangout if you would like. That way you can talk to the instructor and ask questions. Even if you don't have homework ready, it's a good opportunity to talk to the instructor and just hang out with us!
Let me know if you have questions.
Really quick sculpt, with an inspirational image I found on Instagram. Already started to change it a bit... Going to ditch the mask look. The possibility is there to go clown like (think drunken hobo) or just grumpy old man. I've gone a bit generic with the character in order to make it flexible as far as changing to different characters. Lots of options to alter the sculpt with epoxy putty!I've also chosen to go smaller with the puppet scale, since I'm not playing to live audience. It'll mostly be used for table top practice/video work. Not to mention, I like smaller scale puppets!
Feet and hands are underway...
By the way, how far along should certain aspects of the puppet be, by the 25th?
Since I'll be on location, I will concentrate on mechanizing the head, plus having the hands and feet ready to go... I'll have to bash out a wood and fabric (soft joints) body once I'm back in town. (Shouldn't be too difficult for me!)
I would recommend you focus on mechanizing the head and start getting other parts of the body ready for an assembly.
(although the last email said post by Monday...)