Wolf Den Reel
Wolf Den is a studio in the San Francisco Bay Area. For its 2020 reel it brought together designers and animators from the Bay and around the world, each bringing the studio’s logo to life in their own style. My shot is the cactus: the Wolf Den script, grown in a pot. I made it entirely in Blender.
- CLIENT
- Wolf Den
- YEAR
- 2020
- ROLE
- 3D Motion
- DELIVERABLES
- Reel shot
- TOOLS
- Blender
- CREDITS
- Wolf Den, production
Pedro Murteira, digital artist
Carlos Tsoi, digital artist
Daniel Duncan, digital artist
Sazan Pasori, digital artist
Nolan J. Downs, digital artist
Ulises Mendicutty, digital artist
Gustavo Baltazar, digital artist
The cactus
The Wolf Den script, grown in a pot.
The lettering is a green cactus in an orange pot, between an orange robot arm and a teapot, against a teal wall. As the camera pushes in, a shoot with a bud grows from the top of the script.
It lasts about a second and a half of a 55-second reel. Everything in it is Blender.
My shot, frame by frame.
The reel
Twelve shots, one logo.
The reel takes Wolf Den's logo through scenes from the Bay Area and the studio's projects from its last two years, in 2D and 3D animation.
Produced by Wolf Den. Digital artists: Pedro Murteira, Carlos Tsoi, Daniel Duncan, Sazan Pasori, Nolan J. Downs, Ulises Mendicutty, Pablo Marín and Gustavo Baltazar.
01 Shots from the reel. Mine is the cactus.