Showing posts with label Animation Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animation Tips. Show all posts

Thursday, March 27, 2014

Animators Resource Interview - Andy Conroy - Full Interview

I always have a really great time with these interviews. Here is my full interview with Andy Conroy over at Long Winter Studios. Andy gives some fun insight to his thought process behind creating appealing rigs and animation. We also chat about some of his workflow and he follows that up with a really nice eye and brow demo!


Animators Resource Interview - Andy Conroy - Full Interview from Animators Resource on Vimeo.

Hope you all enjoy!
JP

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Friday, June 7, 2013

Avocados and Eyes: Ken Fountain Podcast

What a great analogy and that is why Ken is a great instructor. He always thinks about animation in every aspect of life. Here in his latest podcast, he likens the Eye attitude to an avocado...and shows off just how simple it is to convey different attitudes within the eye.


So head on over to his site SplatFrog if you havent already and soak up some animation goodness.
Great episode Ken!

Enjoy!
JP

Thursday, January 10, 2013

Rotation Orders for Animators

Some quick tips on Rotation Orders from Brian Horgan. He helps explain how rotation orders can affect your animation and how to change them on a shot that's already animated without breaking the animation..



Rotation Orders for Animators from Brian Horgan on Vimeo.

Enjoy!
JP

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Keith Lango on YouTube

Keith Lango has put up a page on YouTube where he has uploaded some great short video tips & tricks. Check them out and enjoy! Thanks Keith!

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Workflow Tips

Hey Everyone

I wanted to share a quick link some workflow tips. One of my co-workers Dave Vasquez post a bit ago with a tip about IK Arms and how to speed up some of your blocking. Now he talks about switching IK and FK Arms. Most if not all rigs in the industry have this switch and i believe that most free rigs are equipped with it to so just look into it. If not try to get a rigger into adding it for you, but I think it's pretty standard now. So if you get used to it in school or at home it will only help in the industry.



Check out Dave's site too, he has some great stuff up there.
Enjoy