MarkStanderwick
Reference Clips
Clip 1: This clip contains a lot of interesting, exaggerated movement, it would be fun to model however it is the same motion repeated a couple of times.
Clip 2: This clip shows a good sense of squash and stretch through the precision jump and landing, I have done this jump and climb myself so I have a good idea of where the different body parts would have to be.
Clip 3: This clip, whilst being the most difficult to animate, is the most interesting video of the three. The "drunken monkey" martial art is very fluid and relies heavily on balance, although the practitioner often looks unbalanced. This clip would be the one to test my skills the most.
Reference Clips
Clip 1: This clip contains a lot of interesting, exaggerated movement, it would be fun to model however it is the same motion repeated a couple of times.
Clip 2: This clip shows a good sense of squash and stretch through the precision jump and landing, I have done this jump and climb myself so I have a good idea of where the different body parts would have to be.
Clip 3: This clip, whilst being the most difficult to animate, is the most interesting video of the three. The "drunken monkey" martial art is very fluid and relies heavily on balance, although the practitioner often looks unbalanced. This clip would be the one to test my skills the most.