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Blur's animation reel 2014

by CGP Staff
July 28, 2014
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Impressive reel by the artists from Blur Studio. Watch it on Vimeo.

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Nildo Essa
11 years ago

Whenever i see a cinematic done Blur, it lifts me up!

This Reel just makes wanna improve myself 100 times more!

So thank you Blur!

Amazing Work Compilation…i also loved the Music and the edit

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Maziar
11 years ago

No words to describe this. and yet so many words to describe this.
In the end there’s only one word though. Blur.

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othoap
11 years ago

will CG ever get past soulless eyes and face? We’ve come so far but have farther to go.

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Marcin
11 years ago

Othoap, I guess they could, but you need a client who pays for that first.

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MU
11 years ago

@Nildo: Agreed, editing is particularly good on this one.

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othoap
11 years ago

Marcin, Good point.

The first HULK was the most believable human(?) CG to date.

With all the talent at Blur when will they do there own feature movie? What ever happened to Rockfish?

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JohnnyRand
11 years ago

@othoap Givens Blur’s general budget and time constraints they do amazing work. It seems every step closer to realism just reassures us that the uncanny valley is alive and well 🙂

LOL as an example, go back and take a look at Final Fantasy:The Spirits Within or Polar Express, I remember when both came out and people were like “wow the realism its amazing”, I thought they looked creepy. =)

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othoap
11 years ago

Blur is a standard and I couldn’t come close. To produce a fake face in 30 years of CG were nature has had a million years of R&D is not fair comparison.

The face rigging tech is mostly there it’s the animation. It’s all seams to slow. The shots that really bother me is the face on camera shots. It’s not a flattering way to draw of frame a face. All the features get compressed and flat looking.

Johnny, Yes completely agree. But I like calling it “By Polar Express” that is on the depressed side.

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