Pictogram walk
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Pictogram walk
http://www.slowtiger.de/examples/pictoman1a.mov
I have to do some animation in a very simplified style, yet with some expressive movements. I did this character first in TVPaint, then used it as a blueprint for doing the same in AS. The rig is quite simple, 5 shapes in one layer. First bone movement, then point movement. I had to tweak each and every frame for the desired effect, so I think I do the whole thing in TVPaint because I'm much faster then - the project is not big enough that complex rigging pays.
I have to do some animation in a very simplified style, yet with some expressive movements. I did this character first in TVPaint, then used it as a blueprint for doing the same in AS. The rig is quite simple, 5 shapes in one layer. First bone movement, then point movement. I had to tweak each and every frame for the desired effect, so I think I do the whole thing in TVPaint because I'm much faster then - the project is not big enough that complex rigging pays.
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I might've had more secondary action on the head, but I like the motion on the legs. And I feel the same about short clips, there's usually a lot of time invested in building the assets up front so I prefer using AS for longer projects. But I'm heavily point motion oriented, and don't rely much on bones.