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artwork and image are © Raymond Yap unless otherwise stated.
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Basic animation principles exercise on squash & stretch, slow in & slow out and wave principle. The basic requirement is a ball with tail bounce into the room and out, but I did a little something extra by giving it a little story. | |
First animation exercise on character's personality and story telling. Here is Stubby the pencil being pissed off by a putty eraser for stealing his show. | |
Jump, Jump and ouch! that gonna hurt. Well, "No pain no gain, no guts no glory". Apply squash and stretch on a fat character. | |
Body rotation exercise, think 3 dimensional. This exercise require a Character that has to been established from cartoon, cannot use own design character. So after numerous selection and research finally use 'Jake' from Disney's "Rescues down under". | |
Walk profile. A character walking from one end to the other. The only complain is that the character is much too stiff. | |
Cartoon take. This is what happen when you watch too much scary movies... aaaaahhhhhh!!!...... | |
A little warm up exercise the lecturer gave after a long holiday break, as a matter of fact, this fat dog could also need some exercise. | |
Pitch and swing exercise. So far this is one of the animation I'm most happy with. Fox VS Tiger. Who won?.....hhhmmm....don't know, don't care, how about that. | |
My first attempt on lip-sync. He is really one "maaaaad" scientist!......He should be more aware of his high blood pressure instead. I had to amid it, my lecturer help me a lot on the character's acting and lips. | |
This is my own walk cycle exercise I did during my free time. Hey! It's SD (super deformation) Alphaleo. | |
Experiment on run cycle, also my first attempt on animating a mecha. No! a tiger mecha, and with running sound!... COOL!.....Lastly the design was pretty much influenced by Zoids. | |