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Category: Animation Strategies

2nd Year
DES334 ( 65903 ) – Animation Strategies. 2024-25.

Animation Strategies Blog Assignment ( Lip-Sync + Weight Lift )

January 15, 2025January 15, 2025 Alicia WongAnimation Strategies

  For this Animation Strategies Module, I have to create two animation sequences. The first animation sequence I have to do is a weight-lifting sequence where I animate my character lifting a heavy object. For the second animation, I have to do a lip-sync sequence […]

Week 7 – Animation Strategies – Body Mechanics 1

December 3, 2024December 5, 2024 Alicia WongAnimation Strategies

31/10/2024 Morning    In week 7 of Animation Strategies, we had to do some dynamic parent and animation exercises. We also did some weightlifting exercises whilst using the Snow Rig. Here are some of the examples…   Dynamic Parent Exercise       Exercise 1 […]

Week 5 – Animation Strategies – Runs and Jumps

December 3, 2024December 5, 2024 Alicia WongAnimation Strategies

24/10/2024 Morning    For week 5’s Animation Strategies, we learnt how to create a run and jump sequence. Whilst I was doing the jump and run cycle, I used Blender as I wanted to get used to using the platform. I used the Rain Rig […]

Week 4 – Animation Strategies – Runs

November 24, 2024December 5, 2024 Alicia WongAnimation Strategies

17/10/2024   In Week 4’s Animation Strategies, we learnt about run cycles and their key differences when it comes to animating, such as the speed of the cycle, airtime, and body mechanics. For our 3D task, I had to do a simple run cycle using […]

Week 3 – Animation Strategies – Walks with Personality

November 24, 2024December 5, 2024 Alicia WongAnimation Strategies

10/10/2024   This week 3 in animation strategies, we learnt about 3D and 2D walk cycles with personality. Learning about contact poses, down poses, passing poses, up poses, and in between poses. Including feet forward motion, body language, and realistic vs. cartoony.   For my […]

Animation Strategies – Assignment – Feedback Blog

November 5, 2024November 14, 2024 Alicia WongAnimation Strategies

  Walk Cycle   For Week 2’s Walk Cycle assignment. I made a 2D walk cycle in class. I was told that my first pose should be a down pose. Not up. To do this, I must bend the legs a little to show form […]

Animation Strategies – Assignment – Research Blog

November 5, 2024November 14, 2024 Alicia WongAnimation Strategies

  This year, as a second year, I was introduced to a new module called Animation Strategies. Animation Strategies is important for young animators like myself as it ‘provides a visually engaging medium that can simplify complex ideas. Whether it’s a product’s functionality or a […]

Week 2 – Animation Strategies – 2D and 3D Walk Cycles

October 22, 2024October 22, 2024 Alicia WongAnimation Strategies

03/10/2024 For week 2, Animation Strategies, we had to create our own 3D and 2D walk cycles. Practising walk cycles is good in the long run, as they are very useful in the animation industry. That’s why we students must study the basics of walk […]

Week 1 – Animation Strategies – Activity

September 28, 2024October 22, 2024 Alicia WongAnimation Strategies

26/09/2024 For my first 2nd year semester, I had learnt about my module and what animation strategies I will need to comprehend whenever I start in the animation industry. Having to grasp on how to do animated walks and runs in whether 2D or 3D, […]

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Hello, I'm Alicia and this is my University Blog where I would post my Work, Animation and Art for my BDes Hons Animation at Ulster University. This blog is to show my progress and improvement throughout my years and how I grow as a person.
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