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Studio Macbeth 3D Digital Illustration and Animation
About Us
- Studio Macbeth
- Studio Macbeth was established in 1979. We have been creating digital illustration and animation for the entertainment, scientific and advertising communities for for the past 20 years. The focus of our work is realism while retaining a painterly sensibility to light and form. Our medical and scientific work is clearly distinguishable from that of our competitors by its "watchability". Using Hollywood style cinematographic techniques, our visual productions recognize and address the sophistication of the viewer. Our central focus is to embed accurate and detailed science in an artistic envelope. Our entertainment and general illustration and animation work takes a complementary approach to our scientific work. For the general public, we use a scientific approach to our visualizations to create an aesthetic believability. Our goal here is to reclaim some of the painterly artistry which has largely been lost since the advent of computerization.
5 comments:
Amazing work.
I loved the documentary.
It's heartbreaking to see Lincoln move around so real and alive.
Wow! I just watched The Face of Jesus Documentary. Incredible Work! It must have been very rewarding for you. What 3d technology did you use?
Thanks!
Susan
Your studio does beautiful work. I loved the recreations of Lincoln as well as the Face of Jesus. My only comment other than well done is I wondered about the hair and eye colors you chose for Jesus. I thought in the archives in Rome they had a description of Jesus written by the Roman Publius Lentulus which describes Jesus as: "...tall well-proportioned man...his hair is the color of new wine from the roots to the ears and thence to the shoulders it is curled and falls down to them...his beard is thick and the color of his hair...his eyes are grey and extremely lively."
I found this description in a book. I know brown eyes would have been more likely in the region, but I believe Jesus was uncommon in feature to the region.
Awesome Work!
Abraham Lincolns
Heartmelting Sene
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