It has been a rough couple of weeks for my wife and I. Little Noah was born on Friday August 1 after 3 days of my wife being induced. He was a big healthy looking baby.
But by Sunday morning he still had not pooped. This was a problem that had to be diagnosed at the Children’s Medical Center. After a week of being separated and my wife being totally stressed out. We were finally told that he has Hirschsprung’s disease like I do. He did finally poop that Sunday afternoon and he seems to be normal and healthy now. They will likely do the surgery when he is a bit older. Hopefully it all goes well and he can live a normal life like I have.
It has been awhile since I posted. I was going through some of my old emails and found a link to some of our wedding photos that my wife posted online. For those who haven’t seen them, please enjoy.
Having a great time on our honeymoon. I decided to post a little update while Leah, my wife!, watches some TV to relax.
We just got back to Rome from Florence. It had a great view and lots of great sculpture and art. We found this great place to eat that sold kabob burritos. We ate there twice. We saw so much art some it seemed to blur past us. Seeing Michaelangelo’s David was amazing and seeing some of the reliqueries was great too. Such as the Saint Peters chains.
I also enjoyed all the great art here in Rome. Well, in the Vatican really. The Vatican museum had some awesome paintings. And seeing all the art which they put into the chapels and the tombs built under and throughout them is great.
But anyway, the wedding went perfectly. We had alot of fun and our families seemed to enjoy themselves as well. I’ll try to get a few good pictures on here soon after we get home to the states. Maybe then I’ll finally get some time to animate and start living my wonderful new life with my favorite person, my wife.
I’ve been really hard at work creating this short film. You may remember my many ideas from previous posts. Well, I eventually settled on “Go Ahead” and have been working on fleshing it out since then. After pitching my favorite ideas to my classmates and mentors I began the first pre-visualization step of creating storyboards to study different framing compositions and camera angles. After getting these storyboards to a place I liked, I scanned them into my computer. Then I set away to creating an animatic to get that first look at timing for my short.
The first couple classes from Animation Mentor held their graduation last month in San Francisco. It is an exciting time for them and I wish the best for all the graduates. Check out a short video montage of the event.