I'm excited to announce I've just launched a new personal website:
 www.davidwolter.com

Thanks to everyone who's visited here the last few years!

I'm thrilled to see what the future holds and hope to see you there!

The finished product - Enjoy!

Long time no post!

Here's my 2011 Story Portfolio:






My excuse for not posting is that I've been hard at work on my second student film. It's hard to believe, but its almost done! I'll be sure to post it once I finish, but until then here's some teaser screenshots:





And (when it rains it pours) here's a link to a blog I started almost a year ago to keep track of the various seeds of inspiration for the film I'm currently finishing. The image link is a painting that I saw in person at the PMCA in Pasadena as part of a Maynard Dixon exhibition that really crystallized the film for me. Click the painting to visit The Shepherdess Blog:

A sequence from a class assignment to board a train robbery:

An excerpt from a board sequence i did this summer:

Here's some boards from my 48 hour film. This year's topic was "coat hanger."

Been awhile! Here's some beatboards from a class assignment to make a feature film idea from three random ideas:

WHO: Egyptian Pharaoh
WHAT: Toothbrush
WHERE: New Delhi, India

Alex Ross drawings in Bruce Timm's style.

I was looking for these online a few weeks ago and couldn't find them, so I decided to scan and post them myself. They're from Ross's DC Retrospective book "Mythology." (Is it legal for me to post these...?)

Anyways, they're great (and they're also the only work of his that I actually like). It's basically Bruce Timm with elegant core shadow placement. Tasty stuff.

I also kinda dig the colored Shazam line-up. Ross describes it as Bruce Timm meets the PowerPuff girls.

How I spent my summer vacation (or at least the first two weeks of it):



John K Lessons

"At The Bus Stop" Vignettes