This is the opening credits animation for the Mexican feature movie Rock Marí. I was commissioned by the team of Maribel Martinez in Mexico to collaborate in the creation of diverse illustrations compelling the personality of this little musician girl (Rock Marí) who likes to travel and wants to be a rock-star. They had these aerial scenes of Mexico City and the idea was to populate all kind of "girly" illustrations giving life to the buildings during the initial credits. The work was done in a super short time, last minute job! At the end everything turned out good.
Thanks to Gabriela Badillo, Diego Huacuja and some other animators (I don't have all the credits) who made the great 2D/3D compositing, animation and motion tracking work on this piece.
Here are the illustrations I provided and the final animation!
Rock Marí | Opening Credits from Alberto Cerriteño on Vimeo.
y la musica por supuesto de Julieta Venegas cierto? muy buen trabajo man.
ReplyDeletesuper happy. love the 3D integration and your illustrations against the skyline is just what any city needs :)
ReplyDeleteWahou !! great animation with your art work !
ReplyDeleteDefinitívamente no se ve como trabajo de último minuto. ¡Chido!
ReplyDeleteWaaaaah - Love the concept design pages! - So spunky and girly at the same time - thanks for realising girly doesn't have to mean cutesy ^_^
ReplyDeletequé buen trabajo, felicidades!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, nice work.
ReplyDeletewow!! incrìble trabajo!!=)
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis is soooo cool!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite thing is the little plane leaving smoke as it goes.
Very nice, as everything else you do.
Felicitaciones Alberto! que lindo se ve!.
ReplyDeleteGreat work here my friend. i love it...i love it...
ReplyDeleteand yes I love it... :)
warm wishes from India
Gulzar
Ver a la Ciudad de México cubierta con tus dibujos fue algo maravilloso, gran colaboración, para quienes amamos esta ciudad es alucinante verla de esta manera. Increíble.
ReplyDeleteI've been lurking in the background, admiring your works for a few years. Your works are really unique, inspiring and high-quality, Alberto! Keep up the great work!
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