MA3306 ASSIGNMENT 10 Final Project

MA3306 ASSIGNMENT 10  Final Project

What happens when you steal a bunny's carrot?

For my final I took 11 Second Club's recording of "You Stole It" from June of last year. I thought it fit the situation of the two characters perfectly! Be warned that you never steal a bunny's carrot.

MA3306 ASSIGNMENT 08 Prepping Characters for Final Project

Character Setup is taking place with my owner for the bunny in the previous posts. Let's call him Fred.

 

Here is a sketch turnaround for him.

As well as the finished product in ToonBoom, with pegs and rigs.

Animation of the two together is next and will be posted shortly :)

MA3306 ASSIGNMENT 07 Walk Cycle & Final Project Storyboard

A simple walking test, with a little character.

Storyboard will be brought on paper tomorrow for class. I will scan them later when I can get my scanner working again properly

MA3306 ASSIGNMENT 06 CHARACTER RIGG & JUMP TEST

After finishing the peg set up create  a simple jumping in place test. Make sure your character jumps high and really put his/her body into it. So try and create some really strong poses.

MA3306 ASSIGNMENT 05 CHARACTER LIP SYNC TEST

Assignment: Now that you know how to set up the eyes and mouth create a lip synch test ( around 60 frames)  with your character.

A quick lip sync test with our original character. Clip from 11 Sec Club.

MA3306 ASSIGNMENT 03 CHARACTER MODEL SHEET , INKED & COLORED (UPDATED)

Here's an updated version of the inked turnaround. Some parts need to be masked off, but until I can learn to do that, I will have to wait. At the moment I am drawing up some roughs for other poses, mouth movements, and props. And then maybe some concepts for backgrounds as well.

MA3306 ASSIGNMENT 03 CHARACTER MODEL SHEET , INKED & COLORED

The top image shows my rough draft turnaround of my bunny character, and below show a screenshot of it in ToonBoom. Everything is inked and colored. I understand if it's hard to tell because everything has a red tint over it. In this image I'm using the onion skin to show everything. What I did in ToonBoom was create a layer for each view and then drew the separate pieces in separate frames so I wouldn't end up with 20+ layers.

This bunny's name is Francois, he's mostly obedient when he's in the presence of his owner, but becomes as mischievous as ever as soon as his owner steps out of the room. He adores carrots and will do anything to get them.