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Push Pull Exaggerated
Published: 2011-01-21 23:20:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 18291; Favourites: 831; Downloads: 243
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EDIT: Thanks so, so, SO much for the DD!!
It was such a nice surprise to wake up to today!~~~~~~
Here's part two of my push pull assignment! Marco tries again, and with better results. Now watch, the chest'll be empty or something.
The animation in this one was supposed to be more Looney Tunes style than the other one. I didn't want to exaggerate it THAT much though so I did a sort of blend between natural and exaggerated.
I highly recommend watching in DivX quality. Otherwise it's too small to really tell what's going on...
So yes. Enjoy.
Made in Maya 2011
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How are you so amazing I'm literally confused of what to do. The options are either cry at how beautiful this is or cry at how terrible my 3D animation is lol
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The animation style reminds me of the style used in Iceage 
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it is so adorable!! I love it! Keep up the good work!!
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It reminds me of Scrat of Ice age and his Nut.
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wow!!!! you wouldve done so amazing on how to train your dragon!!! i LOVED THISS!!!!!! your animation skills are exquisite!! so inspiring!
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This is beautiful!! Question: Did you make the rig and model yourself or did you download it?
Nice work!
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This face! 
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Wow, this is incredibly. It looks so professional. Just out curiosity how many blendshapes does this characters face have? It seems so expressive.
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So this was AMAZING. Such an adorable character and a great story! :3 You would be totally amazing at Pixar. (:
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I love the sound right here. It sounds like my cat c:
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I love love love the sound effects. Sounds like that disney movie "Dinosaurs"
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Amazing work and very inspirational! This little guy is such an awesome character, especially thanks to your wonderful animation style. I can't wait to see more of your work in the future!
Also, congrats on your internship!
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Hey! I love your animations. It's my fream too become n animator one day, but I'm still young. May I ask a few questions?
1. How did you start off your animating career?
2. What program do you use for your computer animation, like this one?
3. Is being an animator worth it?
Thanks!
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1. I don't really have a "career" in animation yet since I'm still in college, but when I started I was just doing stuff for fun in Flash and Photoshop. Nothing big, but I worked my way up. My first animation was just a dog wagging his tail. When I realized it was what I really wanted to do in life I started researching good colleges that taught animation and researched what they wanted in a portfolio. I managed to get into an excellent school and most of the stuff I've learned occurred there.
2. I use Autodesk Maya for my 3D animations, and Flash for the 3D ones.
3. If you love doing something, it's worth it.
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hahaha omg im still laughing at this. its so cute. i can't wait until i make animations like that in maya. its good to see someone using the same program. most everyone I've come across uses something else.
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Oh my goodness, so cute! ^w^ hehe I like the animation of the character :3 It's so smooth and so adorable X3 And the noises are cute, too! hehe
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Jeez, no wonder you got an internship at Pixar! Loved this!
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omygosh! this is amazing! i love the personality of this little guy and great animation!
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omigosh! this is hte cutest thing ive ever seen in my life! did you seriously make this? great design and movement!
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how long did you take to make that! i just purchased the program MAYA and was wondering how you went about doing this. I am a begginner so the program bugs the heck out of me when i can't seem to get anywhere!! ....Care to shed some light?
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Oh dear... I did this after about a year and a half of being taught the program by teachers. The whole project itself took about 2 months of daily work. But honestly, I'm the worst person to ask about Maya. I don't even know where to start. 
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well its not that your bad at it(which is incorrect to say)but you have more talent than i do in this area of work, i have never been able to animate anything, so this was an inspiration nonetheless(and if anything, amazingly cute).
Do you know someone else i could ask about maya? i recently purchased the 2012 version, and don't know a clue on how to render, animate, create a character(like yours or something similar)or just build stuff on it. so explaining your process, what tools you used could help me ginormously...if you are willing to help? i don't have the funding(yet)to go to the art institute where they teach a full fricken class about this program, so your knowledge is an oportunity.
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lynda.com is a VERY helpful resource when it comes to Maya things. I've never used it myself, but my friends have used it and they have tons of video tutorials, even on the basic things. You have to buy a subscription I think, but it seems really helpful. And a lot more helpful than me explaining things could do. :\ Maya just isn't really a program that you can teach through text. Videos help a LOT. Good luck!
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i'll try that,thanks, a subscription might be an issue, but if its for a job than i won't have to worry(I get funding for stuff that counts as a job) i agree that its not very handy through text, but even little bits are helpful...wait, like this!
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You would be a great movie director and writter someday.
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