Ever wondered what its like working in the 3D industry? Check out this hilarious video on YouTube!
I've recently stumbled upon a website / podcast by the guys over at Geeks and God - www.geeksandgod.com
They talk about a lot of things like blogging, social networking, drupal, church a/v and tons of other stuff that is really valuable for those of us who are into tech and church. Even if you're not into church, its a really well done podcast and anyone doing drupal work especially should check em out.
Great job guys!
In case anyone doesn't know. I'm totally getting into the open source content management groove now and am running ScriptSpot and this site on php / mysql and the Drupal (www.drupal.org) content management system. Its awesome.
I actually rolled out this site from scratch in about 3 hours. Not terribly fast I suppose since its a relatively simple site but I'm really liking drupal nonetheless... Now all I need to do is actually improve my CSS skills a bit!
We're about to finish off the ScriptSpot "RE-launch" celebration with the last few raffle prizes. For the last set of giveaways we had great prizes but this time we're going out with a bang! We've got an HP DCC Workstation and V-Ray for SketchUp along with others I can't mention yet. Its going to be great!
I'm still working on exactly how I want to display my portfolio material so I just have a couple pieces up. More to come.
My resume - current as of 2006.
I'm a senior 3d technical artist. I have experience with most production applications from Photoshop to After Effects. I'm a gearhead at heart which is how I've merged my desire to create art with the technical skills necessary to solve production problems with my own custom scripts.
With so much of my time being spent on ScriptSpot / drupal I thought it only fitting that my personal portfolio / blog would also be running drupal. I hadn't anticipated doing it so soon except I was getting so many wordpress spam messages from my old site that I decided I had to do something... So, its early, its not ready but this is the new drupal home of www.christophergrant.com ...
One thing I'll likely do here is experiment a bit with ideas I have for future features on ScriptSpot... We'll see how that works out.