It's the First assignment of the semester! And it is Character animation! We had to animate a character by using the 12 principles of animation, cushion, accent and moving hold. I was inspired by The Umbrella Scene TM from 'The Miraculous Ladybug' Show, and I came up with this small animation. Here is the scene: Yes, I do watch Miraculous. #bigfan And here is me, acting out the idea of the animation: (watch me make a fool of myself) And finally, here is the Animation! Yay!! I also prepared an X-sheet for the animation: Well, that's all for now. See you next time! Bye!
Ants are amazing creatures. They can lift objects 50 times their actual weight! They started farming way before humans!! Crazy, right? So, here you go. Angry red ant. I used Donald duck as a reference for this one...! That's all! See ya...! ~~~~~~~Chinmayee. S
Facial Expressions. They are a form of non-verbal communication. Our feelings can be conveyed without even uttering a word, if the other person observes closely. Facial expressions play a very important role in drawing cartoons. Even if it's a simple eyebrow raise or a wide open mouth, every single line defines the emotion of the character. It expresses it's feelings. The key in drawing cartoon expressions is 1. To exaggerate the features. 2. Break the symmetry. 3. Follow the weight/inverse rule. So we were given an assignment in college. We were asked to pick a vegetable, and were supposed give it a face and express it's feelings by altering the features. I chose a Tomato. So, meet Mr. Tomato...!! Nerdy and sleepy. Super Tomato and Squinting Curious And Yoga Tomato Tired and Sweaty Cold and thrown away Thinking and Evil Tomato Blushing and In love Angry and Sneezing Confused And Surpr...
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