Animation Reel

Here is a collection of animation I've worked on over the last year or so. There is some stereoscopic 3D work mixed in, so try using red/cyan 3D glasses!

*Music by Deerhunter

AS21

This stereoscopic animation requires 3D glasses (the normal red/cyan kind).

*Viewing tips: A dark room with a bright screen is best. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

© Ryan Cooper | All Rights Reserved

AS19

This stereoscopic animation requires 3D glasses (the normal red/cyan kind).

*Viewing tips: A dark room with a bright screen is best. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

© Ryan Cooper | All Rights Reserved

AS18

This stereoscopic animation requires 3D glasses (the normal red/cyan kind).

*Viewing tips: A dark room with a bright screen is best. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

© Ryan Cooper | All Rights Reserved

DS18

This stereoscopic image is presented in both a red/cyan anaglyph for viewing with everyday 3D glasses, as well as a stereo pair for crossed eye viewing.

*Viewing tips: If using glasses, a dark room with a bright screen is best. If using the crossed eye method, simply cross your eyes (slowly) until a single image appears between the stereo pair. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

AS15

This stereoscopic animation requires 3D glasses (the normal red/cyan kind).

*Viewing tips: A dark room and a bright screen is best. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

© Ryan Cooper | All Rights Reserved

AS14

This stereoscopic animation requires 3D glasses (the normal red/cyan kind).

*Viewing tips: A dark room and a bright screen is best. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

© Ryan Cooper | All Rights Reserved

DS14

This stereoscopic image is presented in both a red/cyan anaglyph for viewing with everyday 3D glasses, as well as a stereo pair for crossed eye viewing.

*Viewing tips: If using glasses, a dark room and a bright screen are best. If using the crossed eye method, simply cross your eyes (slowly) until a single image appears between the stereo pair. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

Japan Relief: Land of the Rising Sun

Land of the Rising Sun - ink on bristol, digital color - 8x10" @ 600ppi

Here is some 3D artwork I created to benefit the earthquake/tsunami victims of Japan. It is presented here in both anaglyph (red/cyan 3D glasses required) and crossed eye versions. All artist proceeds were donated to AmeriCares and tagged for Japan relief.

© Ryan Cooper | All Rights Reserved

AS13

This stereoscopic animation requires 3D glasses (the normal red/cyan kind).

*Viewing tips: A dark room and a bright screen is best. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

© Ryan Cooper | All Rights Reserved

DS13

This stereoscopic image is presented as a red/cyan anaglyph for viewing with everyday 3D glasses.

*Viewing tips: A dark room and a bright screen is best. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

© Ryan Cooper | All Rights Reserved

AS12

This stereoscopic animation requires 3D glasses (the normal red/cyan kind).

*Viewing tips: A dark room and a bright screen is best. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

© Ryan Cooper | All Rights Reserved

DS12

This stereoscopic image is presented in both a red/cyan anaglyph for viewing with everyday 3D glasses, as well as a stereo pair for crossed eye viewing.

*Viewing tips: If using glasses, a dark room and a bright screen is best. If using the crossed eye method, simply cross your eyes (slowly) until a single image appears between the stereo pair. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.

DS11

This stereoscopic image is presented in both a red/cyan anaglyph for viewing with everyday 3D glasses, as well as a stereo pair for crossed eye viewing.

*Viewing tips: If using glasses, a dark room and a bright screen is best. If using the crossed eye method, simply cross your eyes (slowly) until a single image appears between the stereo pair. Putting some distance between your eyes and the screen will enhance the 3D effect and allow for more comfortable viewing.