Trying out photoshop for animation...
photochop from Michael Barquero on Vimeo.
Showing posts with label ball jump. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ball jump. Show all posts
January 18, 2011
October 16, 2010
Real animation at CCA!
The animation paper begins.
This time was to do what we did on the index card, but incorporating what we now know of squash and stretch.
So, I guess I kind of failed on that part, squash and stretch is a little to apparent for me, and the spacing is lacking in believability, arghhh!
Untitled from Michael Barquero on Vimeo.
This time was to do what we did on the index card, but incorporating what we now know of squash and stretch.
"Remember, squash and stretch is a secret. You don't want the audience thinking: 'Woah! look how it's squashing and stretching!', you want 'em to think 'Woah! look at it bounce!' " - Lyndon
So, I guess I kind of failed on that part, squash and stretch is a little to apparent for me, and the spacing is lacking in believability, arghhh!
Untitled from Michael Barquero on Vimeo.
Three ball animation
More from the index card sets.
This project is means to show three different types of balls bouncing: bowling, ping pong, and tennis. My tennis ball looks like a beach ball...
Assignment goal was focusing on spacing, trying to get a feeling of weight without focusing on squash and stretch or anything else, similar to the Williams exercise involving a penny, which I did a while back. Hearing it from an Lyndon though made much more sense though.
Anyway, still getting the hang of animation. Guess reading lots of books/blogs/forums on animation doesn't help at all in actual practice, go figure.
Untitled from Michael Barquero on Vimeo.
This project is means to show three different types of balls bouncing: bowling, ping pong, and tennis. My tennis ball looks like a beach ball...
Assignment goal was focusing on spacing, trying to get a feeling of weight without focusing on squash and stretch or anything else, similar to the Williams exercise involving a penny, which I did a while back. Hearing it from an Lyndon though made much more sense though.
Anyway, still getting the hang of animation. Guess reading lots of books/blogs/forums on animation doesn't help at all in actual practice, go figure.
Untitled from Michael Barquero on Vimeo.