Creating a Basic Human Rig Part 1: Feet & Legs.
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Life Drawing with a Model #13.
1. 5 Minute Warm Up Sketches. 2. Practicing Proportions. 3. Proportions. 4. Proportions and Tone.
Using sketches from Life Drawing with a Model #10 and Animating them.
Using sketches from Life Drawing with a Model #10 (sequence 2) I looked at taking a sequence of poses drawn in one minute and looked at transforming it into an animated clip and adding in the transitions from one pose to the next. In the first clip below I used the frame rate of 24 frames per second (fps) and found the sequence to be running too fast to see what the person is doing, so I slowed the frame rate down to 8fps so that it was clearer as to what the model was doing.
Life Drawing with a Model #12.
1. 5 Minute Sketches. 2. 20 Minute Sketches - RIGHT - Draw Through Method. - LEFT - Focus on Hands and Feet. Draw Through Method is where you draw using one fluid line in a single motion instead of using a feathered line to form the shape of the subject being drawn; this technique is typically used in digital drawing to get clean refined line work. 3. 10 Minute Sketches - Focus on Shadow, Tone and Highlights. 4. Using Shadow, Tone, Highlights and Line.
From Script to Screen - Reflective Statement.
For this project I found planning out my time effectively could have been better manged, as when I first got my 3 prompts I was a bit stumped for ideas and where to go from there with the story's key elements provided. With further research into my 3 prompts I found that I could set my story around the 1930s to the 1950s time period, which would allow me to mediate between old fashioned circus culture and more modern day technologies. With this project I also found it hard get an interesting plot line for the viewer to follow as I needed to find that 'cause and affect' within my first few story concepts, but still keep the light and comic attitude I was aiming for within my pre-vis. With the outcome I have produced I feel that I have embodied at least some of these aspects into the 2 minute clip. Since this was the first major bit of animation I have done with Maya, I found I stuck quiet closely to my storyboard with some slight difference's. With parts of th...