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First pass on Bob's run cycle. I've managed to place the keyframes in the timeline in such a way that when set to "cycle and offset" in the Graph Editor they repeat. Skin weighting has not been edited. Reference animation by Guillaume Arantes: https://vimeo.com/54767335

The animatic for my personal project, Dialogue now needs to be recorded and it’s been passed on to the musician to begin composing music. There will be some minor time changes due to some animation only being indicated by character colour changes.

“Coffee” Spill test in RealFlow. Considering it’s the first test it went fairly well. Obvious things that need to change is the material and the surface tension.

A test to see if the modeling for Alan’s beard will work when rigged with bones. First image - Straight non deformed beard. Second Image - Bent deformed beard. Third Image - Bent deformed beard with Pose Interpolation using the Pose Editor

While this may not be the best way to rig things like Antenna for the insects in the group projects it is still very handy to know. This rigging technique involves connecting the rotation of joints in a chain to one another so when the tail he is rigging will swing smoothly when he rotates the controller for the base of the tail.

Character art to show as close as possible what I will aim for with the look of his 3D model

 Colouring for Shadow Wu. To create a more other worldly look I imagine her with a consistent under light while still reflecting the light of the actual area.

Quick idea for the Wu. Aiming to achieve some sort of “not entirely solid” look, but keeping in mind that she’ll be modelled in 3D so it needs to start off solid.