Craig Coady, Animator

Now there you have me from Craig Coady on Vimeo .

Escape Is Impossible from Craig Coady on Vimeo .

These are my paintings from the last few months. The first 2 are experiments/ gifts. The bottom one was payment for some stretchers I had made for me. My next goal is to do enough paintings to have my own show.7 paintings with a common theme.

                                                      The first few renders of my short.

character Animation Test from Craig Coady on Vimeo .

Touchdown! from Craig Coady on Vimeo . A short I animated and co-wrote with Jason Turgeon.

My first painting in over 3 years. This is Annie ( my sisters black lab) on her last trip to the lake. One of the best dogs I have ever had the privilege to know.

It's Fascinating! from Craig Coady on Vimeo .

This is a commission I did for Kings University. It is a painting of the late Peter Wilson.  This one was especially tough because the source image was in black and white. I chose to go with the colours of the Nova Scotia flag when chosing his sailing gear.

 This is a work I did for the side of a house. It's 7' by 11', acrylic on plywood.  This painting was for a door on the outside of a house. The source image was a picture I took.  It's about 3' by 6.5', acrylic on wood.  This is a detail of the above painting.  A watercolour painting of the Chrch of St. Andrew and St. Paul. 8" by 13".  A watercolor I did of my dog Noosa.  14" by 8".    This is my Norman Rockwell inspired portrait of a friend and his dog who passed away. 10" by 12", watercolour on paper.  Martinique beach.  Small acrylic on canvass. Taylorhead Beach. Small, acrylic on canvass.

Kaaabooooom! I took a picture of it before it gets ruined by wet shoes and dog paws.

This is a wall panting I did during my break between semesters. I was asked to come up with something very minimal that would go well with the angled wall and the mermaid sculpture on the left.  The angled wall/ceiling proved to be tough to get the right perspective for the cloud. Because of that though,  it was a fun project!