412K VOM Tripping Final Animation Sequence

412 Cafe Watercolor Interior Update

Also, here’s a quick update on the Cafe Interior Watercolor!

412K First Set of Animations Progress

We’ve all been chugging away at the RUS412 Animations, I’ve made some progress on some of the early final animations for this project that I’ve attached below:

This animation required a lot of action that I wanted to boil down into the minimal amount of animation possible.

This animation, on the other hand, has less action but I’ve been developing more nuanced action for it as well.

Getting better and better at using motion tweens to my advantage!

Added a little “hum” movement to the bus to suggest the engine is running, also worked a lot with shadows here.

Just getting started on this animation, but I’m excited to see how it progresses!

This animation made use of very large photoshop files and motion tweens to convey movement and depth.

RUS412K Animations Cafe Door

 

Today I finished up a CU of the “Cafe” door for the Russian animations. A similar background had been created for the previous semester but it did not match the new style and needed to be updated.

RUS412K Trash Man Animation

I have essentially finished the trash animation for RUS412K. I used this animation for a video that Mike is organizing to show the animation process to potential professors/clients who might be interested in using 2D animation for their projects. Included in this post is the cartoon I completed along with a timelapse showing the creation of the animation.

412K Toy Store Background

Last week I began working on the Toy Store Background for the Russian animations. For this animation, a child pulls his mother to a store window to look at a toy he wants. The mother considers it but then sees how expensive it is and pulls him away from the window. For this particular background, I used an actual toy store in Moscow as a loose reference. I wanted it to be  very classic toy that the boy would be interested in, one that someone from both Russian and American culture can identify with, so I opted for a classic robot toy. Once the robot is colored, I’ll add a large price tag sticking off of it!