I present you “Léa”, the new 3D mascot that I realized for “Care France”. This mascot was created to help raise funds for women and children, the first victims of armed conflict.
The animation of the mascot (she speaks in sign language) is visible on the homepage of the site: https://www.carefrance.org
You have to click on the small animated gif to see the animation.
Initially, I planned to set the scene for “Sam” and his little blue donkey in 3D. But I realized that I was losing freshness, so I decided to have the characters in 3D and the decor in 2D. I think the mix of techniques works well in this case.
I present you “Fatou”, the new 3D mascot that I realized for “Africa Solidarity” humanitarian association Malian. This mascot helps raise funds for the construction of wells for access to drinking water and the management of organic farming on site.
You can see “Fatou” and the 3D animation I made for “Africa Solidarity” on their Facebook page at the following link, she speaks in sign language: https://www.facebook.com/africasolidarity.org/?notif_id=1572904766535209¬if_t=page_post_liker_invite
In February 2000, this is an old file, the company Hewlett-Packard wanted to have a 3D animated character for help with the use of all its computers. Initially, the client hesitated between a character bulb and a teacher a little sympatic scholar. In three stages, my proposals have validated the mascot “Victor” before its realization in 3D, with the congratulations of the customer.
I have thought that a little company for Sam would do him a lot of good. Also, I decided to make for him a little blue donkey well adapted to his size. And here is the result, he looks happy, isnt’ it?
And of course the next step is the animation of Sam and his donkey.
I present “Sam” my first 3D mascot (realized in 2001, the very beginning of my passion for 3D animation).
This character was made with “Animation master”, a small software perfect to train and start with 3D animation, but insufficient for a truly professional level. Since then I have recovered several of my mascots on much more professional software (such as NewTek LightWave, Autodesk Maya or C4D). At that time I realized a small animation (unpretentious with some imperfections that you can see here against).