I’ve made a few short films before where I touched on run cycles but slowing the character down to a walk cycle was a little tricky. My first attempt was too fast so I had to double the frames and add in-betweens to make it slightly slower. I decided to use my old 2d characterContinue reading week 1 homework walk cycle
To practise blocking out creatures simply, we had to block out a horse using a generalized animal block out.
While looking at reference designs for my character, I’ve realised that a lot of them were sea creatures trying to disguise themselves as humans. Instead I want to try and design a creature that disguises itself as a fish. I liked this design at first but then I realised that I would’ve mostly just beenContinue reading week 3 character development
At first I was a little iffy with zbrush as the navigation is different from Blender. But the fact that every time I use a tool on the model, new polygons are created, this makes sculpting a bit faster without having to change the polygon count manually.
For class we were practising walk cycles for both 2d and 3d. I had to screen record them because the 3d ones textures wouldn’t render properly and toon boom just wouldn’t export.
For my creature, i experimented with a bunch of random doodles. While looking at other animals I kinda wanted to make something that could go on both land and water. I like the duck mixed with an otter and the frog with more dog anatomy the most out of my designs. My feedback for theContinue reading Week 1 hw creating my creature
Originally, I thought the creature had to be a realistic animal but I just found out it could be based off of Mythology, fictional monsters changed slightly or animal skeletons interpreted differently. Because of this, I want to experiment a bit more with what my creature could be. Drawings of what animals could look likeContinue reading week 2 continuing the creature design
