Some buddies and I are tossing around the idea of doing an amoeba video game. Here's a concept piece I did of the main character.
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My Top 10 Favorite Movie Scores/Soundtracks
1. Beetlejuice
2. Pirates of the Caribbean (all three)
3. Edward Scissorhands
4. The Nightmare Before Christmas
5. Harry Potters
6. Lord of the Rings (all three)
7. Nacho Libre
8. O Brother Where Art Thou
9. Chocolat
10. Saints and Soldiers
Noteable mentions: Gladiator, Restoration, Glory, Braveheart, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Jurassic Park, The Ring, Passion of the Christ, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Dances with Wolves, Life is Beautiful, Last of the Mohicans, etc etc etc...
2. Pirates of the Caribbean (all three)
3. Edward Scissorhands
4. The Nightmare Before Christmas
5. Harry Potters
6. Lord of the Rings (all three)
7. Nacho Libre
8. O Brother Where Art Thou
9. Chocolat
10. Saints and Soldiers
Noteable mentions: Gladiator, Restoration, Glory, Braveheart, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Jurassic Park, The Ring, Passion of the Christ, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Dances with Wolves, Life is Beautiful, Last of the Mohicans, etc etc etc...
Malum Umbra
I'm composing some music for an up-and-coming gaming company in Atlanta. My first completed piece is a main theme loop for a game they are developing called "Malum Umbra," a maze type game. Check it out in the music player yo....be warned, it's scary!
Donald Duck 1934 Production Drawing
Along with doing animation, I've recently taken up collecting animation! My first piece is a production drawing of my favorite Disney character, Donald Duck, in his second film ever (his first being "The Wise Little Hen" 1934), and his first film in which he stars along side Mickey Mouse: "The Orphan's Benefit." This is an original production drawing from the 1934 black and white short, and features Donald as he is reciting "Little Boy Blue" for the orphans. "The Orphan's Benefit" was redone in 1941 with the updated look of Donald, however this piece is from the original 1934 version, featuring the earliest incarnation of Donald with a long, rounded beak and pointy toes. I LOVE this piece! Check it out below with an inset screen shot of the moment the frame is featured in the film.
Canon in Drop D
Many many years ago I was in a band...something these days it seems everyone can add to their resume. Needless to say, nothing came of it. Regardless, we did do one recording. It was actually a project for an audio production class I was in. I was a novice at the time, ipso facto, the recording isn't by any means professional, but it was a fun little project nonetheless. Anyway, it's a rock arrangement of Pachelbel's Canon in D, aptly named "Canon in Drop D." Check it out in the music player.
Musicians: Jeremy Lamb, McKay Crockett, Oliver Welch, Kory Hubbel
Digital Hairstylist
Though I can't claim to spend more than 30 seconds on my own hair, I enjoy making hair and fur systems digitally. These are all works in progress (hence the soulless eyes).
Joseph model by Cam Taylor, Mary model by Chris Welch, boy model by Jeremy Lamb, innkeeper model by Jeremy Lamb, wisemen models by Jeremy Lamb and Steven Glauser. All hair by Jeremy Lamb.
Camel
Camel character for the "Friendly Beasts" animation.
Model and fur by Jeremy Lamb
Texture by Chris Welch
Saddle and harness by Steven Glauser
Cow
Cow character for the "Friendly Beasts" animation.
Model and hair by Jeremy Lamb
Texture by Chris Welch
Lighting by Alan Bradshaw
Models
Here are some models I made for the "Friendly Beasts" project mentioned below. Not textured obviously, this is just to give a feel for the 3D model.
The Flamingo
This is a cartoon I did for a movie that I auditioned for (but didn't get the part...sad!)
Scientific Animation
Here's a small chunk of a scientific animation I did for the company I work for, SuperGen.
More protein....mmmmm, protein!
The following images were made from the actual crystal structures of the respective proteins.
Blood
The following is rated PG-13 for blood and gore. Those with a tenuous constitution or who are prone to bouts of vomiting are discouraged from playing the clip. You've been warned.
The Friendly Beasts
Currently I am producing an animated Christmas short entitled "The Friendly Beasts." It's a 6 minute short that narrates the Nativity through the eyes of the animals that witnessed it and the humble gifts they were able to give baby Jesus on that first Christmas. This animation will be published as a storybook/DVD combination product. Estimated completion: Fall 08.
While the animation is still a work in progress, the soundtrack is complete. Audition the music for the animation in the music player.
Music Arranged and Orchestrated by Jeremy Lamb
Produced by J Bateman and Randy Cox
Additional Orchestration by Randy Cox
Below are a few early scene renders.
Opening street scene created by Chris Welch
Other test renders:
The Missionary Chronicles of Elder Brown and Elder White
My first published work was a series of missionary cartoons. They were released as two books, one for each year of a mission and follow two elders, ironically named Brown and White, throughout the entirety of their missions. I wrote and conceptualized the cartoons, Chris Welch illustrated them. The books are available at Deseret Book. Click on the book covers to purchase.
Here we are at a book signing.
Below are a few samples from both of the books:
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