visual arts, mfa computer art, in new york city. created using maya, after effects, and rigged using the setup machine by anzovin studios. if you would like to download there is a small version at my website: www.donysanimation.com the music is orginal and is by tim cassell, someone i went to highschool with. the music is available here: http://donysanimation.com/01kiwithemea.mp3 http://donysanimation.com/02kiwithemeb.mp3 alot of people have been emailing me asking a whole l

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the baby in the uterus. also shown in detail is dilatation (dilation or dilating) and effacement (thinning) of the cervix during childbirth contractions. see more 3d medical animations from nucleus medical art at http://www.nucleusinc.com/youtube

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d about 10 to get the animation done. rendering was a multipass process, using yafray for a high quality gi render, then using blender for a post process dof blur total rendering time was around 500 hours on a core 2 quad

tp://www.blublu.org/sito/video/muto.htm music by andrea martignoni produced by mercurio film assistant: sibe more videos at: http://www.blublu.org/sito/video/video.htm

the physics are nowhere close to perfect, but i was working under a short deadline, and this is my first time animating using a 3d modeling program. program used for modeling and animation: maya

//www.nanorex.com ) and the foresight institute (http://www.foresight.org/ ) established a challenge grant to fund the production of a new computer-generated animated short film called "productive nanosystems: from molecules to superproducts". this was a collaborative project of animator and engineer, john burch (http://www.lizardfire.com/ ), and pioneer nanotechnologist, dr. k. eric drexler (http://www.e-drexler.com/ ). the film depicts an animated view of a nanofactory and demonstrates key ste

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