Flathed animated movie from Blokkhed.

Hi there, a bit slow in posting these days, the day job is a bit busy at the moment, plus I'm trying to get a lot of work onto Alamy as well. But Ihave finally edited together a very rough cut of my Flathed animated movie [above]. This is a long on-going project and may or may not be finished. The little Flathed man is lost on a cuboid world and faces many trials and tribulations. To be continued......

The Laboratory. Robot. Blokkhed. Matthew Chattle. Concept art.

This is a close-up of the Blokkbot robot in the laboratory undergoing some sort of devilish process that involves him being immersed in boiling liquid, a process so complicated even I don't understand how it works.

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Blokkbot. 3D Design. Science Fiction. Robot.

The Blokkbot in the laboratory. This is the first view and render of this environment.


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Blokkhed Animation on Vimeo. Matthew Chattle. Character. Animation

LITTLEMAN. Blokkhed. from Matthew Chattle. Blokkhed. on Vimeo.

A recent animation that I've uploaded to Vimeo. It's the Little Red Man on his square [cuboid] world. He's a character that has many more adventures to be explored.

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Robot. Science Fiction. 3D. Cinema 4D. Blokkhed.

This is a render [with Cinema 4D] and Photoshop image of my Robot in his escape from the city. Yet again this is a project that has stalled somewhat. I developed a backstory for the robot and his origins, I hope that posting this will make me get more work done on this.

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Character Design. Bat. 3D. Cinema 4D. Concept Art. Creature. Monster. Blokkhed. matthew Chattle.

A more detailed version of this bat like creature with a lot more modelling on the face.

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Science Fiction. Robots. Cinema 4D. Concept Art. Blokkhed.

The new Bots start to explore a world in their reconnaissance truck. It's a big, big vehicle and I'll do some more images soon showing its' true scale. This picture is a quick collage with the earlier image showing the new colours, and I am going to work on more terrains and environments.

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Robots. Cinema 4D. Concept Art. Science Fiction.

I was asked if I was doing any different colours for my robot. So here are three new colours. The image is part of the idea behind the genesis of the bots and who, or what the [red] Blokkhed really is. I really have so much to do with this character yet and I'll do more images exploring colour as well some remodeling and variants on the body shape. Hope you like this one.

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Ps: there are some more vehicles and environments to come, so keep looking in.

Sci-fi Movie Poster "Crash Landing"

Crash Landing. The first poster in the Kid from Space serial. It shows the space suited Cody having walked from his crashed ship. It was a bit of a teaser so they kept Rockies face a secret.


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Dan Dare, Hero with a Square Jaw

Dan Dare at the Science Museum in London. An excellent [but not massive] exhibition that looks at the new technological world of the 1950s that Frank Hampsons creation [from the Eagle comic] reflected. I like the optimistic viewpoint that the imagery has. The future was positive-and Nuclear! This was the atomic age and would solve all our problems [ironically with oil shortages it is coming back] Of course it was part of the post-war rebuilding and obviously people were literally starting again after the horrors of the war. The festival of Britain in 1951 was part of that and I love Abram games work for the festival. Dan Dare was a square jawed hero who would become out dated when the anti-heroes of the 1960s came along, but the boys own heroics and Frank hampsons moral standpoint is something that we could do with today. It was a shame that they never made a film of it-imagine the 1950s retro styling, fantastic!
We could do with heroes like Dan now, but they would probably claim Dan and Digby were gay! I suppose we live in a cynical age and heroes are made in shades of grey and nothing is black and white anymore-apart from Michael jackson of course..

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Classic Film Poster "The Kid from Space"

Just discovered this poster dated 1952 and used for the European release [we think]. This really emphasises Motaman and his part in the success of the movie. Its a bit faded and worn but a beauty anyway-very rare, in fact it was thought that none actually existed!
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