Monday, 21 September 2009

Back to basic

Right its back to basics for me so in the next few months I hope to line up some new basic animation and to start is a basic walk.

Saturday, 6 June 2009

Showreel

This is the end result of my final year in university. It shows my favorite parts of some of the animation I have done. Enjoy :)

Sunday, 17 May 2009

Roo!

This kangaroo was modeled by a friend, Keen, and is my first rigged character in Maya. So to test it I thought some jumping would be a good start


Thursday, 2 April 2009

Dialogue - Stage 3

This is a recent update of the dialogue animation which is going well and just needs to get into curves and lip sync sorted.

Friday, 20 March 2009

Intro to stages

As a final project for my third year will be making a showreel so I will have something to leave with. The project consists of three stages:
Stage 1 - types of cycles, e.g walks, runs etc
Stage 2 - Mimed animation, which means two acted pieces with no sound
Stage 3 - A dialogue piece and animal character piece

So hopefully this will explain what each stage is about.

Dialogue piece - Stage 3

This is my dialogue piece for my stage 3 as part of the major project, its currently in working progress. The dialogue is from "Rumor Has It" and features a couple at a table in a airport cafe. The guy is feeling a little down, so his partner comforts him and then it kicks off from there.

I've worked on this as much as I'd hoped so far, the good thing is I'm happy with the camera setup and shots. So now its just time to put in the details.

Thursday, 19 March 2009

Dog & Rabbit - Stage 2

As part of stage I wanted to animate more animals so I animated a duo of a dog and rabbit. Basically the puppy is lead to a hole in the ground where his ball bounced into, he is surprised to find a rabbit in the hole and only wants to play with him. However the rabbit isn’t having any of that. I was going to have the rabbit bite his nose so the dog shakes it off, but it didn't seem such a nice idea.

The animation is still in working progress, though I'm pleased with the results so far.