He mainly focuses on human subjects and the things that surround them, turning everyday scenes into surreal animations that will definitely take your boredom away. This weekly project has become more selective over the past two years in terms of the ideas that he converts into GIFs.

“Other than that the approach is the same—find an idea and movement that amuses or speaks to me and make it right away!” he told Colossal.

Depending on the complexity of the concept, the artist spends about 15 minutes to two hours capturing the images before digitally manipulating them in post-production for an hour or several days.

Check out some of his amazing creations below.

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And for good reason. His animated creatures are highly amusing, and his gifs have gained a whopping 350 million views.

Talking about his creative process with wertn, Rowan explained: “I begin with sketches, unfocussed, free drawing and let what comes, come. At some point a logic will begin to form and I’ll start to mold that into something that can translate into a short.”

“I keep my process hand drawn and on paper until I feel it’s defined enough to work up in 3D, from that point I work directly from my sketches in 3Ds Max,” he added. “Once in 3Ds, each phase blends with the next. I always begin with modelling, then generally onto texturing, lighting, rigging and eventually animation. Rigging is probably the most labour intensive process, as most of my characters revolve around a clearly defined mechanism, so it has to be fluid and feel like it could tangibly exist, a good rig is essential for that.”

Check out some of his creations, and follow his Instagram page for more.

The post Laurie Rowan’s Pastel Creatures Jiggle and Wiggle appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The mesmerizing creations of the Swedish artist have achieved a certain success on the social network. So much so that he did a volume 2 of his “Oddly Satisfying” project last fall. Even if you are not yet subscribed to his account, you have probably already seen his work somewhere.

The post The Instagram of Oddly Satisfying Hypnotic Animations appeared first on MobiSpirit.

He mainly focuses on human subjects and the things that surround them, turning everyday scenes into surreal animations that will definitely take your boredom away. This weekly project has become more selective over the past two years in terms of the ideas that he converts into GIFs.

“Other than that the approach is the same—find an idea and movement that amuses or speaks to me and make it right away!” he told Colossal.

Depending on the complexity of the concept, the artist spends about 15 minutes to two hours capturing the images before digitally manipulating them in post-production for an hour or several days.

Check out some of his amazing creations below.

The post These Hilarious and Peculiar GIFs Will Take Your Boredom Away appeared first on MobiSpirit.

And for good reason. His animated creatures are highly amusing, and his gifs have gained a whopping 350 million views.

Talking about his creative process with wertn, Rowan explained: “I begin with sketches, unfocussed, free drawing and let what comes, come. At some point a logic will begin to form and I’ll start to mold that into something that can translate into a short.”

“I keep my process hand drawn and on paper until I feel it’s defined enough to work up in 3D, from that point I work directly from my sketches in 3Ds Max,” he added. “Once in 3Ds, each phase blends with the next. I always begin with modelling, then generally onto texturing, lighting, rigging and eventually animation. Rigging is probably the most labour intensive process, as most of my characters revolve around a clearly defined mechanism, so it has to be fluid and feel like it could tangibly exist, a good rig is essential for that.”

Check out some of his creations, and follow his Instagram page for more.

The post Laurie Rowan’s Pastel Creatures Jiggle and Wiggle appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The mesmerizing creations of the Swedish artist have achieved a certain success on the social network. So much so that he did a volume 2 of his “Oddly Satisfying” project last fall. Even if you are not yet subscribed to his account, you have probably already seen his work somewhere.

The post The Instagram of Oddly Satisfying Hypnotic Animations appeared first on MobiSpirit.