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Animation
They're all Quicktime .mov files, and all will
open up in a separate window so that you can continue poking around the rest
of my page while they load.
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Quicktime - 939 KB
MPEG - 672 KB
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The first shot animated for
my animated short featuring my dragon character Spike. Here he's sneezing,
after sniffing a flower (he's allergic) this is the first animation
I've compiled using Adobe After Effects
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completed for the short. Spike tries to run away from the ogre after
accidently burning his foot with that sneeze....
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And now some of my other animations....
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| a rough pencil
test of a dragon in flight. this is the very initial animation, i
don't even have any of the inbetweens drawn for the second half of
it, but I still like it!
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ah, the classic flour sack
exercise ! I actually did this as an example for an article I am in
the process of writing for
Elfwood 's
F.A.R.P (Fantasy Art Resource Project)
the reason it says "the Right way" in the
title card is that I made another floursack animation purposely
making it really bad by breaking all the rules, if you want to see
it click Here just keep in mind
I purposely made it bad! the one pictured is the
one where I fixed the mistakes for demonstration purposes in the
article
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| a run cycle for
a stylized unicorn! if you want to see it properly, it's best to download
it and play it on a program which will play it over and over in a
continuous loop if you can. I'm working on the cleanup and colour
now.... should be up soon
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Quicktime - 142 KB
Flash - 140 KB
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This is a 20 frame walk cycle,
cleanup and colour done in Flash4, of my dog character, Floppy Joe.
Click one of the two links to see the walk larger. size isn't too
much of a problem but flash is better quality, but plays too slow,
the quicktime movie plays the right speed
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| an assignment
for my animation class. It was supposed to be completed in three hours,
I took longer than that, but then again, it's also a lot longer than
it was supposed to be, (it was only supposed to be 50 frames, mine's
90) and he was never supposed to be 3 dimensional or have hair. click
o the picture to see him in action! It's an 8 second long Quicktime
movie just over 1 mb
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