RadinaNedelcheva
3 Animation Clips
The first clip is a part of Warner Bros. Cartoons episodes of Bugs Bunny. Before pointing at the carrot the character bends backwards to give the audience a clue what is happening next which presents one of the twelve Principles of Animation - Anticipation. We also notice that with each pointing the movement of the hand becomes less and less dynamic. The main reason of this slowing down is to make the following jump unexpected. I chose this clip because it clearly presents Anticipation and it will be good for animation.
I chose the second clip because the movement of the character is light and with no change in the speed. It will be interesting to animate a character moving with ease because there should be a perfect sync within all of the body parts. In the short clip the arms,legs and spine move simultaneously which gives the animation more realism.
The third clip shows a very dynamic and complex rotating movement which will be very challenging to animate. A possible problem in animating will be the timing because there are dramatic changes of the speed of of rotating (mainly when the girl changes her positions). For making a more realistic animation there should be payed more attention in the overlapping action - in this way the movement will look unbroken and finished.
References:
Clip 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8AZ16uBhr8
3 Animation Clips
The first clip is a part of Warner Bros. Cartoons episodes of Bugs Bunny. Before pointing at the carrot the character bends backwards to give the audience a clue what is happening next which presents one of the twelve Principles of Animation - Anticipation. We also notice that with each pointing the movement of the hand becomes less and less dynamic. The main reason of this slowing down is to make the following jump unexpected. I chose this clip because it clearly presents Anticipation and it will be good for animation.
I chose the second clip because the movement of the character is light and with no change in the speed. It will be interesting to animate a character moving with ease because there should be a perfect sync within all of the body parts. In the short clip the arms,legs and spine move simultaneously which gives the animation more realism.
The third clip shows a very dynamic and complex rotating movement which will be very challenging to animate. A possible problem in animating will be the timing because there are dramatic changes of the speed of of rotating (mainly when the girl changes her positions). For making a more realistic animation there should be payed more attention in the overlapping action - in this way the movement will look unbroken and finished.
References:
Clip 1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8AZ16uBhr8