I'm almost done my first scene, but already moving onto my second; a dog walk to run to jump. Taking the Jason Ryan approach, I've drawn thumbnails in Flipbook first. If you're a 2D animator wanting to branch off into CG, this method is very logical.
Anyway, I'll post both of the rendered scenes when they're ready to be seen. For now, chicken scratched keys...
Quadrupeds 101 from Jamie Metzger on Vimeo.
8 comments:
Happy New Year Jamie, nice work hun :)
I really admire your work ethic :)
Tell Anna Bron I said hi! Thanks for looking at my ish.....your work is really impressive!
you are going to be one amazing animator when you get out there.
thanks for all the nice comments, guys. :)
looks great!
nice blog! love the film!
Hi Jamie,
The thumbnail approach is standard among CGI animators and all 'hand drawn' animators. It's rehearsal for the scene.
Pros will know that you know what you are doing when you show them thumbnails ('scratchy' is best, too.No one needs to see cleanups if the poses are clear.) Congratulations on your Pixar internship!
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