Jul 26, 2004
It’s death itself. With an Afro. Don’t think too much about it.
Animated in Flash as a quick experiment.
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It’s death itself. With an Afro. Don’t think too much about it.
Animated in Flash as a quick experiment.
A flash animation I did for a college project imagining a title sequence for the Dr.Seuss book 'Green Eggs and Ham'. Nuff said, really.
For my current college project, this is a quick test of animating in the same style as Aha's 'Take on Me' music vid. To do this, I recorded two video clips of one of my mates walking, I ripped the frames (not every single one, just every 2-4) and printed them, then traced them roughly in this scribbly style.
The first one is a walk to the side, the 2nd walking past the camera. The only bit I'm pretty impressed by myself is how the last few frames of the 2nd animation came out.
This is one of my first proper attempts at traditional animation for a collage project, done with painted cels. A lot of it was animated backwards, cutting away from the path shapes. I've also thrown in a stop motion short I made for the fun of it at the same time, and a cel animation test of a dancing rabbit.
Music used: N-Trance - Set You Free
Primus - Is it luck
Game no Kanzume Otokuyou Title screen
What a difference six months makes.
Earlier this year I starting animating up a flash cartoon called 'Flip' starring this orange geezer here. I gave up with it because the animation was proving to be awkward and ugly. I tried to make the character walk using nothing but tweening parts, but lets be honest, it looks poo.
I got a 'how to draw animation' book for me birthday which I've been reading though for the last week, and decided to try animating the character again using the sketches in the book as a rough guide. This time I quickly sketched out the movement on paper, scanned them in and done it up in flash, which took a good few hours. I also made the lines much thicker from the rather weak looking original. The results are a lot nicer, don't you think?
On the far left you have the scanned frames, in the middle the final animation, and on the right the original I made in the summer.