Pegbar! The Christmas Animation Party!

Come one, come all! It's going to be a great way to kick of the Christmas season!

Beauty and the Business Men

My brother, Keith, asked me to do a poster for a documentary he is doing for his Masters in Bournemouth College in the UK. His documentary is about the sugar daddy dating culture in the UK.

Bert has Brains

Here's a low quality render of the flash animation I produced for Meetings in the Jungle. I did the pre-production, and post-production. The asset building and animation was done by myself, Brian O Shea and Joe Maher. Sound and music was created by Robert Spencer and Brian Boylan. Opening and Closer screens were designed by Eamon Cassidy

Nichola Kehoe’s Showreel Takes All The Right Steps

Nichola Kehoe’s Showreel Takes All The Right Steps

So surprised and delighted with Charles Kenny's review of my new showreel that it gets a post on my blog!

Showreel Oct 2011

This is my latest showreel. It is predominantly Flash animation with some After Effects and 2D as well. Hope you like it ;)

Athena, Goddess of War

This months monthly theme for collective thinking was to pick a myth and modernise it, so I chose Athena, Goddess of War. It didnt turn out quite how I planned, but Im still happy with it

Not just a one trick pony! ;) I make masks too!

Just finished making Danusa's mask and my mask for her masquerade party. The black and blue one is for Danusa and the peach and pink one is mine

Childhood Heroes; Roald Dahl & Quentin Blake

This months theme for the monthly post is Childhood Heroes. I chose Roald Dahl and Quentin Blake. The BFG was one of my all time favourite books.

Curious Dino!

This months theme for the Collective Thinking was 'Dinosaurs' so I this is my work for it :) Lotsa fun!

Velvet Soldiers

Just finished working on an album cover for Velvet Soldiers, who have their first EP coming out. Check them out at http://www.myspace.com/redmusic11

Femme Fatale for Toon Bro's

I had to design a femme fatale character for a pitch for the Toon Brothers. I used a previous design as a guide

Steve the Hig

I went to the Greg McGuire Cinemagic animation workshop. We were put into groups, I was with Maureen and Shahed. We had to design a creature and either draw it or model it with play-doh. We designed Steve the Hig (a hamster-pig). He was then scanned into the computer. It was a fantastic class. I had a lot of fun!

Collective Thinking; Self Portraits