The slow process of Animation!
We have workt day and night with the animation now for two days. Haven't had any time to update the blog. But we are making good progress! Completed 3 scenes wich consists almost of 50 sec meterial, slow and steady wins the race!
We are very happy about the way the scenery looks, the perspective has really worked out great so far. Objects decreases in size as they come closer to the horizon, making it look like a very big set.
We have hade some trouble with the leaves in the tree. In some shots there are branches of leaves covering the characters and its making it very difficult do animate. But Marcus moves smooth like a ninja with hands steady as a rock and so the small movement there is, we hope to correct in the computer.
The two latest pictures are from one of the key-scenes where the main character falls in love from his tree. Now we better get back to work and we'll finish up by nine tonight when we will take the weekend of and then next week we will try to continue as much as we can.
We have workt day and night with the animation now for two days. Haven't had any time to update the blog. But we are making good progress! Completed 3 scenes wich consists almost of 50 sec meterial, slow and steady wins the race!
We are very happy about the way the scenery looks, the perspective has really worked out great so far. Objects decreases in size as they come closer to the horizon, making it look like a very big set.
We have hade some trouble with the leaves in the tree. In some shots there are branches of leaves covering the characters and its making it very difficult do animate. But Marcus moves smooth like a ninja with hands steady as a rock and so the small movement there is, we hope to correct in the computer.
The two latest pictures are from one of the key-scenes where the main character falls in love from his tree. Now we better get back to work and we'll finish up by nine tonight when we will take the weekend of and then next week we will try to continue as much as we can.
posted by splinter arts at 3:42 AM
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