I spent a about an hour this weekend rummaging through my hard drive to find all the props I did for The Mitchell’s vs The Machine… and I Found a Lot! Here is the first batch. Most of these are from an early camp site set that I designed which got fully built out in 3d as our first test environment but never made it into the film due to story changes. This was like, within my first 2 or 3 months on the movie. The last image is the fully 3 version of the cut campsite set. More props to come
unsurprisingly Kellan’s work brings me so much joy
Another batch of props from The Mitchells Vs The Machines , these are random bits and pieces from everywhere in the movie. Some stuff that was cut. Slide 6 has props by tiffany lam that I did alternate packaging/joke names for.
Another Prop dump from the Mitchell’s vs the Machines , this time for the cabin set I designed. At one point this set was a little more prominently featured in the film so I built out more props for it then ended up being necessary. Rick Mitchell built this cabin himself and used to be a chainsaw art artist, hence all the north woods aesthetic animals. I think I’m most happy with that steel guitar which belongs to Linda. The Door design is a reference to the door that was on my old house back in Dallas.
I spent a about an hour this weekend rummaging through my hard drive to find all the props I did for The Mitchell’s vs The Machine… and I Found a Lot! Here is the first batch. Most of these are from an early camp site set that I designed which got fully built out in 3d as our first test environment but never made it into the film due to story changes. This was like, within my first 2 or 3 months on the movie. The last image is the fully 3D version of the cut campsite set. More props to come
A bunch of details from the giant Heaven and Hell illustrations I did for Cards Against Humanity. they were featured on the interior of a giant box that they sold as an item on their website called “Please do not Buy this Product”. there are a lot of moments hidden in the illustration including Jesus and his boyfriend Zeus, Odin, st peter, Spock, and an entire heavenly/hellish police state.
I worked on them from summer 2015 to early 2016, They were both featured in Spectrum 24.
A bunch of old work i did in 2014 for an app called 4d Toys. That top image was in spectrum 23. Its interesting looking back at this stuff. I was looking at Richie )ope and Sam bosma a lot at the time. Those guys are amazing.
A batch of FX concept work I did for a VR experience about the horrors of nuclear weapons for the Nobel Foundation called “The Day the World Changed”. I was only on the project for a few days, I was tasked with doing concepts that were meant to represent the spread of fear brought about by the use and proliferation of nuclear weapons, I also did the first quick story board pass at the very beginning. really rewarding little project. Had a great time trying my hand at something a little outside my wheel house
some sketchbook stuff from 2014, thise was some of the earliest sketching I did for the look of Where the Water Tastes like Wine. The look developed a lot but the tone stayed the same.
