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Sorry for the delay in posts. Was ill during Christmas. No excuses now though. Here's Jack... a character from my Kinetics exercise. The turnaround is useful for animation. It helps to know the proportions. Jack has a springy body, but it's in three different parts; all suspended magically!
Visit
http://maneatingtiger.blogspot.com/ - the production blog for my animated short film. There, you can see the process, research, sketches, illustrations and designs for the film which is as of now untitled.
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Our hours are spent in maintenance.
We are the janitors of our lives.
My incomplete concept art for the mural, the poem was supposed to come above the steaming cup of chai and the last line flows out towards the bottom left corner where it splats.
The final illustration selected. This one was made by recomposing illustrations by different people based on the poem. The grid is only for reference.
Pictures of the process coming soon!
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This is poem I wrote as inspiration for the mural we're planning to paint on our mess wall.
...you can make yourself look as good as you want!
On the way to Diu!
Midnight Chai
The Beach
Yours Truly
The Arabian Sea
Sundar and Jacob on the wall.
The whole gang.
Swapnil, me and Sundar
Action:
Reaction:
The caves from above.
On the way back.
But looks can be deceiving!
Hi.
Bye.
The look and feel of the set is very important.
A forest of lights sets the mood...
...and once the actors arrive...
...it's time to animate!
It helps to follow the storyboard, of course...
And one can't forget to fill up the dope sheet!
Some of the more stubborn actors have to be forced into action.
But it all comes together...
