This is really where it all began for me, as far as computer art/animation goes. I was thrilled to have the opportunity, in the mid 90’s, to create interactive scenes for a CD-ROM: Fisher-Price Dream Dollhouse. The Dollhouse had a secret “mouse world.” Each room in the Dollhouse provided access to a different scene featuring… Continue reading
I won’t post too many examples of projects from ages ago but this was so much fun to work on. I was an art director on this project, a late 90’s CD-ROM for 3rd graders, I got to work with a very talented team of artists. I contributed to the “plot,” activity/scene design, character design,… Continue reading
Illustrations and designs for a bookmark and business card
I had the pleasure of designing a logo for Justine and the Unclean, which I then used in the design of the artwork for their debut release (CD and LP).
Crispin Wood's Reel of Animated Graphics and Stuff from Crispin Wood on Vimeo. Clips from various projects I’ve worked on
Crispin Wood: Demo Reel from Crispin Wood on Vimeo. Clips from various projects I’ve worked on.
3D Animation for Banner Ad from Crispin Wood on Vimeo. This 2011 project was a blast. I rigged and animated the balls. Textures, scene assembly and interaction were done via interactive agency in NY and Boston, audio and art direction via agency in LA. (Sorry for the low-res quality, it’s all I have)
Concept, copy, ransom lettering and line art by my then tenth grade daughter. I did the coloring and layout.
Concept and copy by my then 9th grade daughter. I was tasked with emulating a certain type of magazine and paid careful attention to layout, fonts, etc. The “BAUBLE” logo was inspired by “VOGUE.” I did it by hand, in Illustrator.
Storyboards from an animatic for a show that I pitched about a day care center
Here’s the concept: Bee likes Troll, Troll does not like Bee.
I had a blast doing this guest comic, for Jeff Crowther. Unfortunately it seems he’s stopped producing Yeti 4 Hire. I really liked that comic.
