ChangeofEmo_ (WIP stepped)

Yup I'm still blocking : (, need more breakdowns, add some offsets for some actions, such as

when she puts her hands to her face. She dosen't need to have both hand touch her face at the sometime.

On frame 552 I could bring back the legs a bit. Watch my curves, And for when she gets up at the end, Imma try to have her push out of the floor. and on frame 441 widen her eyes (a lot :) then when she smashes the TV end the track somehow, while still having some ambiance, in the background, maybe some TV fuzz or static.

Animation Work in Progress, (on Stepped mode aka Keys or something)

This was a clip I was working on earlier this year, I shorten the clip, and I kept everything placed

stepped. The ending got changed a bit because I wanted to give more time to her feeling of disbelief and shock.

But I think it would be  funnier if I had her grab the television in she excitement.  I have a different ending with her grabbing the television while the clip cuts at the word  "buzzer."  Thanks for Checking it out, Be blessed 

-Franck

Change of Emotion Version 1 (WIP Stepped mode)

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Heres the second version. I think I the squeeze another TV swing at the end, 

I would still need to put more Stepped inbetweens. 

Change of Emotion Version 2 (WIP Stepped mode)

Best

-Franck

Some Drawing from my Sketch uh I mean Note book lol

 

Foreshorten poses are always tough to draw. So I gotta keep drawing them, and drawing them.

Tingue.net is finally up. http://www.tingue.net/

(Via of Flash CS3's slideshow.)

I've updated my Resume for 2009

Batman_Board_from AAU Storyboard class

An Awesome Quote

There's a lot I need to work on and I definitely feel I still have a long way to go, Sometimes my weakness would discourage me. I read this quote from one of the modules from AAU, Reading this quote has been extremely encouraging to say the least.

"Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do." – John Wooden

I hope reading it was as much a blessing to you as it was to me.