Week # 3 Animation Tian Xie

  • Assignment: animatea ball in an obstacle course.
  • Time: Approx. 20 mins to story board, 1 hr to make pictures , 1 hr to do post production.
  • Problems encountered:  considering how to settle the transfiguration of obstacle
  • Ah ha moment: using software to do all the work, including making a ball and the obstacle.
  • If I animated this again I would: I would settle more obstacle to make the animation more interesting.

Week # 3 Poses Tian Xie

  • Assignment:  Devastation Poses
  • Approx. 1 hour to draw.

Week # 3 Drawing Tian Xie

  • Assignment: Squash and Stretch Heads
  • Time: Approx. 1.5 hr to draw/ Approx. 0.5 hr to process (scan, compare, upload )
  • What I Discovered In this Exercise: I found it is hard to catch the whole structure. But for details, it is little bit easier. I also found if we want to get the expression of something,first we should get the emotion deep inside and the real sensibility.

Ben Riley: Week 3 Animation

1. Animate a ball in an obstacle course.

2. Time to Animate: 3 hours, 30 minutes

3. Problems encountered: I overestimated the time covered by my storyboard, so I extended the animation beyond the initial plan to show the ball’s bounces after it hits the spinning platform. The timing on the final bounce is a bit off, in a way I can’t quite place.

4. I would have added another obstacle, since it turned out there was more than enough time for the ball to do something else.

Week # 3 Stretch and squash sketches — Saiq’a

 

how long it took: 45 mins.

 

Week #3 Animation: Ball + Obstacle Course


1) Time: 1.15 hrs (drawing/redrawing) + 1.5 hrs (processing with camera, importing to flash + rendering to quicktime).

2) Problems:  Even with the help of a thumbnail, it didn’t solve all my problems.  I missed my arc a few times, the volume of the ball is inconsistent again  and keeping up with the time/space got complicated in the middle of the two boards.

3) Ah ha: In order to achieve the “revolving” action, I had to pay close attention to the shadow + shiny part of the ball.

4) In animated again: Use a guide line for the ball to stay the same volume/size and consistent throughout the bouncing action.

Week #3 Poses- Devastation + Hysterical Devastation

1) Assignment: Drawing Poses “Devastation + Hysterical Devastation”.

2) Time: .45 min-1hr, researching reference images took most of my time.

Week #3- Drawing Squash + Stretch

ORIGINAL:

MY DRAWING:

COMPARISON:

  • Time: Drawing- 2o minutes each (took my time shading)
  • Discovery:  Really way off the mark after comparing both my drawing and original images.  Mostly on the volume/size of heads.  Looks like I inadvertently exaggerated the ears as well.

Week #3 Poses – Sandy Yoon

Week #3 Drawing – Sandy Yoon

  1. Squash and Stretch Heads
  2. Approx. 0.5 hr to draw / redraw, 0.5 hr to process ( scan, overlay, upload )
  3. What I Discovered In this Exercise

I think I am becoming a faster sketcher through these exercises, but I am still not able to nail the exact line or form. For these heads, and for cartoon dogs in general, the ears were especially difficult to render perfectly.

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