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Re: animation critiques please
Hey there! First anim: I appreciate the apology for not looping it longer, but I think you need to re-export it with a longer loop cycle. Right now, I find it difficult to get a proper idea of the flow of the anim as short as it is and therefore can't quite critique it. Second Anim: Overall looking good. It could use some… -
animation critiques please
Hi, I am an animation student and I would like some critiques on my work. I have already received some, but I would like to have more to make these pieces better. Thank you. http://denzalzarinelliportfolio.blogspot.com/ -
Re: animation critiques please
Hey. I know far too little about animation to give you any feedback, but here's how you make your videos loop: <embed src="https://blablablafileheading.type" width="320" height="280" loop="true" autoplay="false"> -
Re: animation critiques please
Firstly I suggest you google '12 principles of animation'. Secondly there is no overlap or follow through in either of these examples. In the dog walk, there is lots moving but nothing that looks like it's being moved by force, like weight or gravity. -
Re: animation critiques please
IK Blend = 0 then we'll talk -
Re: animation critiques please
They are Quicktimes, it's just that Blogger has it's encoding as a default. Thank you for the feedback so far. -
Re: animation critiques please
If you can upload Quicktimes so people can scroll back and forth, that'd be good too. -
Re: animation critiques please
followthrough and overlap! instead of going from pose to pose, think more about how the character is shifting their weight around. Yes, they are doing an action, but they are still affected by gravity, their own weight, as well as the world around them. here is an example i did for heavy lift. http://jimmyb3d.blogspot.com/…
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