thanks, funksmaname. That walk was very fun to do. One exercise on Nancy Beiman's Animated Performance book was to make a drunk walk. I didn't try it when read the book, but now I know it's a fantastic exercise, because you have to remember the basics of walkcycles and make it all wrong (in some way).funksmaname wrote:brilliant! I really like the drunk walk... they are all fantastic
Thanks, GCharb. Yes it was made using blend morph. Anyway, I always start making the animation in mainline, once I get what I want, I make an action for each keyframe of the turn.GCharb wrote:Did you use blendmorph for it, or just plain point motion.
Glad to hear things are moving in Chile but also sad about the repression.
Checked some of the images from Ramona Parra, some strong images there!
My friends for fluorfilms made several years ago a videoclip using Ramona Parra's style, I really recommend you to watch it, it is one of my favorite chilean videoclips: http://vimeo.com/15260048
Right now I'm working in an animation about police and horse workers. The animation is a conversation between this two horses about how all this education problem could be easily solved calling to a plebiscite. I have anything rigged and now I'm working on the script. In the making I finally assimilated how horses walk