2D Animation

2D Animation

The Archer - Final Assignment

The Archer.

 

 Progress: 

Storyboard:

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Low angle - Scene 1

OTS of Character - Scene 2

Wide Angle shot - Scene 3A

Wide Angle shot -Scene 3B

Close up Arrow - Scene 4

OTS of Board - Scene 5

Close up Board - Scene 6

Character Design:

Character Design ( Front / Back / Sides )

Board Design:

Board Design

 Scene 1 - Low angle

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I tween it.

Scene 2 - OTS of Character. 

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Scene 3 - Wide Angle.

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I've tween it. ( zoom in to close up )

 Scene 4 - Close up Arrow

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Background (movement)

Scene 5 - OTS of Board (reverse angle)

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board moves.

Character cheer happily.

 Scene 6 - Close up Board.

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Last I combine everything in Premiere Pro and i added sound track too:

References:

Assignment 10 -  Running 

 Progress:

Create a STICK MAN

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Assignment 9 - Walk Cycle

 Progress:

Using Shape to create a STICK MAN.

  

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Assignment 9 - Shapes

Progress: 

 

Assignment 8 - Pendulum ball 4

 Progress :

 

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Assignment 7 - Pendulum ball 3

 Progress:

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Assignment 6 - Pendulum ball 2

 Progress:

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Assignment 5 - Pendulum ball 1

 Progress :

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Assignment 4 - Bouncing Ball 2

 Progress:

Guide

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Assignment 3 - Bouncing Ball 1

 Progress:

Make a ball ( Circle )

Create Guideline

 

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Assignment 2 - Stop Motion

Assignment 1 - Flipbook

 

Animation Setting (Document Setting)

Frame Size - 4:3 (720 x 576 px)
Document Size - 16:9 (1920 x 1080 px)
Frame Rate (Frame per sec) - 50+ fps (slow motion)
                                               - 25 fps (high / on 1)
                                               - 13 fps (normal / on 2)
                                               - 7 fps (low / on 3)  

12 Principles of Animation  

1. Squash and Stretch 
2. Anticipation

3. Staging
4. Straight Ahead and Pose to Pose
5. Follow Through Overlapping Action
6. Show in and Show out
7. Arcs
8. Secondary Action
9. Timing
10. Exaggeration
11. Solid drawing

12.Appeal