Dark Abyss

Poesy in mirror

Fatal Riddles

Pose - Powerless

Undertaker - Disney Version

Church Bells of Marriage or Death

Purity

Supremacy

3D - Original character

  Status: in construction

3D - Original Character

Status: in construction

Stop Motion - Dragging Dead Weight

Stop Motion - Basic walk & Character walk

Stop Motion - Throw

   This one lacks force in puppet's arm. I tried it repeatedly but, unfortunately, speed is a bit tricky for me.

Stop Motion - Head Turn

Stop Motion - Toe touch

Stop Motion - Balloon in Air

Stop Motion - Heavy Ball

Stop Motion - Pendulum & Mechanic Pendulum

3D - Juggle

3D - Yawn

3D - Walk Cycle

3D - Follow through version 2

3D - Follow through

3D - Bouncing Ball version 2

This time I decided to make the ball have more weight, which results in less bouncing and less squash and stretch.

3D - Bouncing Ball

Walk cycle

Bird flying

Prince Louis - Original Character

Sheepish smile - Original Character

Levi & Seth - Original Characters

"You shall call me Caesar." - Original Character

Head turn #2

Head Turn

Animation Practice - Jelly Ghost

Hand Turn on Loop

Flour Sack Weightlifting

Flour Sack with Hula Hoop

Jumping Flour Sack

Animation practice - Tail motion

Animation Practice - Cupcake Crash

Animation & VFX : Week 1 - Bouncing water balloon

      After several tries, I finally reached a pretty good result, from my point of view. It is not even close to the best that could be done, but it is okay, and I shall return to it later, as time will also bring better animating skills.
      Its purpose is to establish the basics of animation. It is an exercise that introduces you to the principles of animation, starting with a simple object - a ball, a cube, or a balloon.
   
 

        First step: Lines of action, following the gravity.

       Second step: Keys and in-betweens. When object's line of action is perpendicular with the ground, gravity is strongest. The less frames, the faster the motion, resulting in an effect that gives the impression of acceleration.

         Third step: Transforming the ball into our object (water balloon: fluid, flexible, elastic; its shape is affected by forces, such as gravity, acceleration, surface normal). Regardless of object's distortions, its size and volume must remain the same.

          Fourth step: Cleaning the drawing: smooth outlines.

         Fifth step: Colouring the object. The lights and shadows must respect the source of light. Regardless of object's distortions and rotations, these two are adjusted by object's shape, but remain fixed in relation to the source of light.