Oh my goodness okay, so with… an hour to go from my working file to having to submit I scrambled. The best I could come up with was to put the colour and texture effect on the background (something I’d figured out on the 2nd day when I’d gotten the animation down, just needed to render it out).
I then just changed the line textures of the character to be ‘chalk’ and make them bigger to fit the aesthetic, I also felt the need to go through and colour him in black so you couldn’t see the background through him, which REALLY makes it look sketchy. To give it a nicer ‘finish’ after I traced the planning animation to ToonBoom I added in some extra frames to he end up out of frame and the frame cuts to black.
If you really think about it… He get less sketchy the further in the animation you get.. like he’s getting confident (like his artist?). It could work?
For the start I really struggled whether I should actually do the perspective shoe shift but didn’t have enough time for the number of frames it took up so I just did a quick paint over, making it black and then ‘slowly’ relieving the animation.
And I spent enough time matching the sound that I just refuse to not have it work, meaning I stole a few ‘test’ frames from when I was modeling and shoved it in the beginning. It looks slapped together and unfinished because it is.. I wish i could be proud of this, but it just makes me sad. It can be so GOOD! but only if it’s finished, some works look decent in an unfinished state but this just aint it chief. Good thing I refuse to leave it not ‘done’ and am just going to do it anyway, outside of assignment time.
I like this too much to let it fail. Screw deadlines.
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