Select Works (non-Disney)
Portraiture
Early 2020
Early 2020
Early 2023
Early 2023
"No Respect at all" | Caricature of Rodney Dangerfield
"Uncle Ben" | Sketch
Early 2021
Early 2021
Early 2022
Early 2022
L-R: Churchill Study | Exercise of imagining color, Stylized Portrait in a dead palette
Mid 2022
Mid 2022
Left: "'Berg" | Stylized Drawing of Bryan Cranston
Right: Stylized Painting of Bob Odenkirk

Portrait of a Blue-Gold Submariner

Landscape
Mid 2022
Mid 2022
Above: Two Color Studies in Diffuse Neutral Light
Early Academic Works
Early 2019
Early 2019
Late 2019
Late 2019
Late 2019
Late 2019
Mid 2019
Mid 2019
Mid 2019
Mid 2019
Oil-Based Clay | Early 2020
Oil-Based Clay | Early 2020
Terracotta Figure Gestures | Early 2020
Terracotta Figure Gestures | Early 2020
Mid 2020
Mid 2020
This one's recent.
This one's recent.
Collaborative Projects
Tall Order | Award-winning animated short film
Roles: Director, Story Lead, Visual Development Artist, Character & Visual Effects Animator, Lead VFX Artist, Editor & Compositor.
Set in the height of the prohibition era, Tall Order is a 2D-animated Noir/Comedy about an unorthodox detective who takes the mafia head-on.
From the project’s initial conception up to its final polish and marketing, Christophe led a 13-person team through an entire film production pipeline across both remote and in-person workspaces.
Tall Order has won dozens of awards since its completion and is still undergoing its run on the international festival circuit.
For access to the full film, contact Christophe Bouchard at contact@christophebouchard.com
Appealing Animation| 3D-Animated Vignette
The purpose of "Appealing Animation’s" creation was to demonstrate one of the many applicabilities of Side FX Houdini to film.
Appealing Animation” is the joint work of a programmer and an artist; under the hood, much of the low-level technical elements, most notably the premise of the short—the peeling effect—was brought to life by Jon Bourim, as the programmer; chiefly on the visual side, all props were modeled, animated, and with their textures painted by hand, by Christophe Bouchard, as the artist. The two teammates merged and polished each element of the project into a whole, at which point Christophe composited the film into its final look.
Soon after its completion, “Appealing Animation” was featured in the 2020 annual Houdini Student Reel (2:38), on SideFX media platforms, and was used as marketing material by DigiPen Institute of Technology for the private university’s courses on Houdini.
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