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Re: Animation training
Animation in general, and it should be program agnostic. The training material (that I seem to remember) was using Maya, but the principles started with basics of animation and worked into character animation. Thanks for all the helps guys -- I'll check them out. ;) -
Re: Animation training
"The Illusion of Life" is considered the bible of animation. "The 12 Principals of Animation" are pretty important to know and master. http://minyos.its.rmit.edu.au/aim/a_notes/anim_principles.html -
Re: Animation training
By any chance are you thinking of? The animators survival kit by Richard Williams? Well over $100 tho... focuses mostly on 2D but its a great help for 3D. http://www.theanimatorssurvivalkit.com/ Or maybe Animation mentors tips and tricks stuff? http://www.animationmentor.com/tipsandtricks/… -
Re: Animation training
A few more specifics would help. Character animation? For what program? -
Animation training
Hey all -- If memory serves me right, 6-9 months ago there was a fairly respected 3D (though 2D would be just as beneficial) animation training material (DVD download format?) which ran under a hundred bucks. Am I going crazy or does this actually exist, and if so, where? Thanks ;) -
Re: Animation training
jeff lew had something like that i think? -
Re: Animation training
I geuss mebe its something like 3d buzz tutorials or the like.. Everything Vig mentioned is pretty spot on the money, accept no imitations. -
Re: Animation training
digitalapprentice is offering 7 vids fundamentals for $55 (or a low price of....9.99 per video minus a freebie) Off Topic, can anybody give a brief review of autodesk's humanIK. Is this for tech artists or is it also non-techie friendly.
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