2D Animation - Project 3 - part 1 (Walk cycle)
2D Animation - Project 3 - part 1 (Walk cycle)
7 May, 2018 - 21 May, 2018 (Week 7 - Week 9)
Jesslyn Fabryando (0332213)
2D Animation
Lecture 7: Introduction to walk cycle animation
7 May, 2018 (Week 7)
On the seventh week of class, Mr. Hafiz introduced us about a walk cycle animation. We were asked to video our walk cycle. He suggested us to make it exaggerate so that it will be easier to animate.
Tutorial 8: Observe walk cycle of animals in Farm in the city
On the seventh week of class, Mr. Hafiz introduced us about a walk cycle animation. We were asked to video our walk cycle. He suggested us to make it exaggerate so that it will be easier to animate.
Fig. 1. Video of walk cycle animation |
Fig. 1.1. Side view drawn walk cycle animation |
Fig. 1.2. 3/4 view walk cycle animation |
Fig. 1.3. 3/4 view drawn walk cycle animation |
Tutorial 8: Observe walk cycle of animals in Farm in the city
14 May, 2018 (Week 8)
On the eight week of class, we were taken to the Farm in the city to look around the animals and choose one animal that suit you for us to draw and animate it.
Upon revising my walk cycle animation, I am still having a hard time doing perspective angle and for that I need a lot of practice.
On the eight week of class, we were taken to the Farm in the city to look around the animals and choose one animal that suit you for us to draw and animate it.
Fig. 2. Pictures of Sea otter |
Fig. 2.1. Sketches of Sea otter |
Fig. 2.3. 360 degree rotation of Sea otter |
Fig. 2.4. walk cycle animation of Sea otter |
Fig. 2.5. run cycle animation of Sea otter |
Fig. 2.6. 3/4 view drawing |
Fig. 2.6. 3/4 view walk cycle animation using human walk cycle |
Tutorial 9: Consultation to walk cycle animation
21 May, 2018 (Week 9)
On the ninth week of class, Mr. Hafiz approached us one by one and showed him our outcome. As for my outcome, I have problem with the leg where then Mr. Hafiz help me visualize it through drawing. He told me to make the 3/4 view walk cycle easier, I need to draw the side view walk cycle and then translate it to 3/4 view. He also mentioned a complete walk cycle needs to have minimum of 6 frames, So, I did what he exactly suggested us to do.
On the ninth week of class, Mr. Hafiz approached us one by one and showed him our outcome. As for my outcome, I have problem with the leg where then Mr. Hafiz help me visualize it through drawing. He told me to make the 3/4 view walk cycle easier, I need to draw the side view walk cycle and then translate it to 3/4 view. He also mentioned a complete walk cycle needs to have minimum of 6 frames, So, I did what he exactly suggested us to do.
Fig. 3. Mr. Hafiz Sketch to help me visualize it better |
Fig. 3.1. Revised walk cycle (Final Outcome) |
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