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Wednesday, 21 November 2018

Study Task 3 - Stop Motion - Armatures

The Action of Batting a Ball:

Batting a Ball work on Timing:


Action of Kicking a Ball:

Kicking a Ball work on Timing:

Study Task 4 - Stop motion - Armature Walk Cycles

Today I worked on the blocking for the Armature Walk Cycle and the Variation of a walk - Sneaking. Here are the results:

Walk Cycle:


Sneaking:

Thursday, 25 October 2018

My Final Pendulum Videos for Study Task 2 - 3D

I have now finished my videos for study task 2! Here are my results:

1) Standard Pendulum



2) Segmented Pendulum Swinging



3) Segmented Pendulum (accelerating from a standstill and coming to an abrupt halt)


Wednesday, 24 October 2018

Thursday, 18 October 2018

Study Task 2 - 3D - 'Swingers'

Today I finished the first draft of my swinging pendulum videos for Study Task 2, I know that in order to improve on the videos below, I need to make the video for my second pendulum longer so that it plays for a better amount of time and I also need to stretch out the key frames of my third pendulum, so that it swings in a much smoother motion. Here is my work so far:

Pendulum 1 = A standard Pendulum Swinging




Pendulum 2 = Segmented Pendulum Swinging


Pendulum 3 = Segmented Pendulum (that must accelerate from a standstill and then come to an abrupt halt)



Thursday, 11 October 2018

Stop Motion - Study Task 2 - Giving Character to a Block of Wood

Here are my final videos for Blocktholomew the Wooden Block:

1) Leaping over a Cavern:

2) Sneezing:

3) Laughing:

4) Conveying Happiness and then falling on his face and becoming Sad:

Monday, 8 October 2018

Study Task One - Stopmotion Coins

Here are my Final set of videos for this Study Task:

1) A coin shot in ones, moving from left to right:



2) A coin shot in twos, moving from left to right:



3) A coin accelerating and the decelerating across the screen:



4) A coin moving in a pendulum action:





5) A coin acting as a bouncy ball:



6) A coin acting as a bouncy ball, diminishing across the screen:




7) A bouncy ball made from plasticine, diminishing across the screen using squash and stretch:




Sunday, 7 October 2018

Study Task 1 - Canon

Here are my videos for a Canon firing at a wall realistically and then animatedly:


Realistic Canon:



Animated Canon: