Showing posts with label Overlapping Action. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Overlapping Action. Show all posts

Sunday, August 17, 2014

Animation Principles: Overlap and Follow Through with AnimSchool's Tom Roberts

Have a look at some insight to thinking about how Overlap and Follow Through works. AnimSchool instructor and Blue Sky animator Thom Roberts explains some of his thoughts on the principle.



Enjoy!
JP

Thursday, March 13, 2014

Animator Island breaks down Follow Through and Overlapping Action

This is a great quick post on some core principles of animation that we use all the time whether it be very little to exaggerated. Looking through shots and even planning yours out, thinking about overlapping action and follow through is an important step to adding some life, appeal and believably to your animations.


So head on over to Animator Island and check out the post!
Enjoy!
JP

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Aaron's Art Tips - 16 Overlapping Action In Animation

Aaron Blaise spent over 20 years at Disney Animation Studios. He has a series of video's with Art tips in a range of areas. Check out his youtube page for more. This one is a great nugget on overlapping action.



Enjoy!
JP

his other links:
creatureartteacher
blog

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Building Overlapping Action in your Breakdowns

So I always go back to look at different tutorials on many of the sites and blogs that I follow. Even if I believe that I have a good understanding of certain principles it is always good to go back and revisit them. Just like Keith Lango did on his workflow of breakdowns. Much to his credit, Keith revisited an earlier tutorial that he wrote titled Pose to Pose- Organized Keyframe tutorial. As animators, we are always learning and growing in our craft. The more we animate, the more we practice, the more we learn about this amazing process. What we thought might have worked for us earlier, as it may well have, the more we simplify and perfect our workflow. In this case Keith has done just that as he writes in this follow up tutorial titled Breakdowns Can be Such a Drag (building better overlaps in breakdowns). He goes on to compare his earlier views and techniques with a new and revised one based on more experiance and practice. Not only is it a good tutorial in building overlap into your breakdowns but he is able to show a clear diffrenece in the two different types of workflow. As as animator, I am always trying to perfect my passion with time practice and knowledge. It is not always this easy and clear on how we do this but this tutorial is a great example of that. So check it out and also check out the rest of his tutorials keithlangotutorials. Here it is.



Enjoy!