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Red's excessively violent animation thread!
Red's Ultra-violent cartoons of fun!
Warrior demo:
(More to come- ranks and CC greatly appreciated)
Warrior demo:
(More to come- ranks and CC greatly appreciated)
Ol' Red- Posts : 9
Join date : 2013-02-11
Age : 27
Location : Michigan
Re: Red's excessively violent animation thread!
I like you animation bro, u have an entertaining style. I would say you're about med-beg, i had a problem with how his foot looked when he landed and how the lower body was just left un-animated after the landing. Also, i think the movements were a little too fast and like, sudden for better words. Adding a few more frames between movements will help that problem. The only other thing i must say is that you should have eased the ground up when he landed so it would seem more realistic for better camera movements.
Thats all i have for now, again, i really like your style. Not ranking wise but entertaining wise. Thats great because when it comes don to it. Pivot is for the entertaining purposes. Keep it up man
Thats all i have for now, again, i really like your style. Not ranking wise but entertaining wise. Thats great because when it comes don to it. Pivot is for the entertaining purposes. Keep it up man
Pivotfantasy- Posts : 43
Join date : 2013-01-17
Re: Red's excessively violent animation thread!
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UPDATE! (yes, all the backgrounds in this are of my own creation as well)
UPDATE! (yes, all the backgrounds in this are of my own creation as well)
Ol' Red- Posts : 9
Join date : 2013-02-11
Age : 27
Location : Michigan
Re: Red's excessively violent animation thread!
OK, some quick pointers:
Before attempting to make detailed animations, with 3D and special effects, you should try and learn the basics of animation. Things like movements, spacing, flow, etc.. should be mastered first as a beginner.
Don't get me wrong, I don't want you to stop animating long projects, I encourage that. You don't see many people going out there and making actual projects anymore. I usually see the generic "FLIP TEST LOLZ AM I INTURZ???" Please, don't turn into one of those, uh, things.
Still, practice is key for a better understanding of pivot. Even masters of animation that work on movies and TV shows still practice their basics. Testing out the waters for future projects is something I highly encourage, so cover all your bases before attempting things too high level.
As of now, I would rank you at med-beginner.
Oh, and I know this is a bump, but I think Red is still active enough to see this. Plus, I think the Novice section is dying, a little posting shouldn't hurt the forum too much.
Before attempting to make detailed animations, with 3D and special effects, you should try and learn the basics of animation. Things like movements, spacing, flow, etc.. should be mastered first as a beginner.
Don't get me wrong, I don't want you to stop animating long projects, I encourage that. You don't see many people going out there and making actual projects anymore. I usually see the generic "FLIP TEST LOLZ AM I INTURZ???" Please, don't turn into one of those, uh, things.
Still, practice is key for a better understanding of pivot. Even masters of animation that work on movies and TV shows still practice their basics. Testing out the waters for future projects is something I highly encourage, so cover all your bases before attempting things too high level.
As of now, I would rank you at med-beginner.
Oh, and I know this is a bump, but I think Red is still active enough to see this. Plus, I think the Novice section is dying, a little posting shouldn't hurt the forum too much.
Slipstream- Posts : 110
Join date : 2013-01-17
Age : 29
Location : Somewhere, maybe nowhere
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