by Giorgos Chronopoulos | Nov 2, 2017 | Projects
The Brotherhood of Steel: Teaser Trailer
Talos Creative has been working with HSI Creative Edge to develop animated CG characters and a series of cinematic video content to promote the launch of a new fantasy book series.
Client: HSI Creative Edge
Project: Animated Teaser Trailer
Directed by: Gio Chronopoulos
Lead Artist: Gio Chronopoulos
Overlord Model: Jonatan Lopez
Concept Art: Sam Ireland
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by Giorgos Chronopoulos | Jul 11, 2015 | Projects, News
Architectural Visualisation
Talos Creative was chosen to create a series of interior renders featuring proposed furnishings for apartments for Greenwood Furnishings. A quick turn-around was required and print resolution finals.
Client: Greenwood Furnishings Ltd
Project: Interior Furniture Renders
Art by: Giorgos Chronopoulos
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by Giorgos Chronopoulos | Jul 9, 2015 | Projects, News
BubbleYum – Animated Commercial
The concept was developed by Directors’ Gio Chronopoulos of Talos Creative, and Kevin Snyder of Twisted Genius Media to produce a spec animated commercial for a brand of bubblegum. We worked together in a very tight schedule to produce this animated spot.
Client: Twisted Genius Media
Project: 3D Animated Commercial
Directed by: Kevin Snyder
Concept design by: Gio Chronopoulos
Storyboard by: Paul Cohen
Animated by: Gio Chronopoulos
We began by sketching out the spot with storyboards to refine the concept. This was followed by a final concept of our alien character.
Next began the process of taking the 2D concept and building the 3D models of the characters and rigging them.
Kevin Snyder, who wrote and directed this CG commercial wanted it to appeal to both parents and children. “The children should be drawn in by the bright colours and the out-of-this-world journey the boy takes, while the parents should be taken in by the message that BubbleYum can be used to keep their children entertained and occupied. I wanted to make a commercial that is seen through the eyes of a child. Child-like wonder is something that people everywhere can relate to, even if their grown-up day-to-day lives have caused their sense of wonder to atrophy a bit. The fact that the spot is completely free of spoken dialogue and instead relies solely on images means that it has a universal appeal and audience. In fact, everything in the spot—from the themes to the imagery—translates well into almost any culture and can be used to capture the imagination of people everywhere”
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