Showing posts with label 1st year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1st year. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 March 2010

First year- 2nd semester (other projects)

Silhouettes and images I made for the group project on the second semester of the first year:





First year works- 2nd semester- Cowboys

The short animation I made on my second semester of the first year of animation course

concept art- character desing:

This is the first interesting idea I got for the characters, which still needed work to make characters more appealing and easier to animate, but gave me some starting point for visual development:



some rough sketches, looking for interesting visuals and personality:



the last sketch on this page was the one I used in the final animation:



some sketches to get to know the character before animating him:



These are some sketches of the other cowboy, his design almost didn't change since I got the main idea, I just made him shorter and less lanky, and more crazy and dynamic:



Rough sketch of the town; I altered the houses slightly in the actual animation, but these helped me to get the picture of the town in general:



final animation:


I must admit I'm not very pleased with the final product, but there are still parts of it I really like, like the animation of shorter cowboy in the last scene, or the tumbleweed with the University's logo in it.

First year works- 1st semester

These are few examples of the work I did on my first semester of the first year of animation course.

-character design




-layout and background design



-animation: the assignment was to animate a cat being frightened by a ball falling from the stairs



-the assignment was to create animated sequence for any 8 second piece of music



you can see the upside-down version below:


(music: Enya, Fairytale)


-assignment was to animate a character throwing a small object:


it's not very good animation, but I uploaded it for comparison to my newer throw animation done on my second year- http://apcourseworks.blogspot.com/2010/03/body-mechanics-animations.html