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Published: 2018-10-13 15:52:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 1302; Favourites: 45; Downloads: 3
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My first animation test
Mecke (c) ME
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Thanks Ran and there willΒ be more
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Fantastic work for a first animation test piece. You've kept the proportions of the character brilliantly throughout.
If you are open to receiving advice then I would suggest adding a bit of anticipation at the start; make it so that we can see the character bending his knees in preparation of the jump. I'd probably make him land a little quicker as well to add to the feel of the weight.
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Glad you like it so far
Thanks for the tip, I should probebly go back and work some more on this.
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awesome on first animation.. this looks very smooth in motion
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Alittle flouty landing thought but Glad you like it Steph
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This is your first animation? This flows very well!
I love that you did it traditionally too!
As someone mentioned before, you might wanna take away a couple frames after he catches the meteor so he plops down instead of floating down.
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Thanks Nanic
I'm trying to make more animation to improve
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No prob!
Itβs VERY good for a first animation attempt! Youβre on
the right track
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The way he falls looks like he's floating. It looks nice but you could remove some frames from when he's dropping down to make him faster and make us feel like gravity is a thing. Unless of course he is floating down.Β
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Yeh, cant argue with that.
I hade some trouble drawing the legs then he's was falling, to make sure he lands on the same spot.
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but it's fine if he doesn't land in the same spot, it happens when we jump..Β
but if you insist next time I suggest you sketch the placement of the main frames first (first, mid, last) then do the in betweens as sketches. then finish the actual full pose for each frame.Β
idk how to explain it better, but it's similar to what I did hereΒ www.youtube.com/watch?v=UESPQhβ¦
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True.
That sound like a great advice, I will try it
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Thanks Rick 
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Wow this is actually a really smooth animation!!
You'd be an amazing animator, Giz!Β
I hope to see more animations from you someday
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You think so? Thank you so much Blumy
I love to
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Not bad! Pretty bold animating such a detailed character for your first time.
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It was esier to draw a little robot guy then a fulgrowen woman walking so I tried
Glad you think so
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is this really your first animation? it looks really good for a first try
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It was the easiest one so far
I did try with a walking woman figure befor but it did not look so good
But it feels esier to animater with smaller character figures
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if you need some kind of advice for animating, I am here for you
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Well I am wondering about digitalizing this animation, any advice?
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well, you can do it two ways: either using this as a base for the digital lineart by drawing each frame. you can use anything for it, even photoshop, save the frames and then making an animation out of them.
or you can change contrast of these drawings so the lines areΒ distinguishable from the white background. it's basically so you have digital lineart for each frame.
if you do not feel ready for an animation program, then you have to work with each frame in one paint program. it is possible, you just have to be creative with how you handle them.
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Will keep this in minde.
Thanks alot
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With a lighttablet and 30 papers
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This is a really great job
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Thank you so much
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Cool~ There's a very light and floaty feel to this~ Nicely done~
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You think so? I hope its not to fast thought. Glad you like it
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You're welcome! I personally don't think it's too fast, but it's ultimately up to you; if you feel that the timing is too fast, then feel free to adjust the timing to your liking~
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