weight and force

Hello guys, many thanks for the previous comments. All are good points and useful, thanks David for the cool tricks. i'll improve it:)
After the previous Animation, i was thinking of animating weight and force on the move. so, I decided a guy to lift up a heavy box. Trying to do reverse lines on his body along the move.


Lifting from Yaw on Vimeo.

Lip Sycn- to be water

Thanks for the comments for the previous Animation:)
The background voice of this LipSycn is Bruce Lee's voice. The 3D model is by C. J. Cow. It's a very cool 3D model which has gender switcher, body size adjustment and a good facial rig.
There are somethings i'd like to share with you guys here. Which is the process of animating this piece. I'm sure some of you have come accross it alreadly...was i too slow to discover it...to be late better than doing nothing, right:)
Anyway, this Animation took me quite a long time to achieve somethings i like so far. I really studied and stuck to a decent workflow techniques along the process. I found its really useful and i was more confident to animate. In my opinion, the more you put on preparation(research and thumbnails), the less pain you will have later when animate in computer. I think i did 40% on the preparation for this LipSycn and 60% in computer. I have to say it was pain when i was tweaking stuff in computer later on. This's due to the unclear stage of my thumnails and it caused me a nightmare and wasted even more time to fix things around. Well, i've learnt from it and will certainly do it better next time.
However, i had some fun and have felt more enthusiastic to do Animation. If there's no fun in animating, what's the point of doing it, rite:) haha...talking too much now. sorry guys, i just want to pass my experience on and hope i can get some tips from you how to animate better and faster:)
And last thing, I have to say i'm lucky that i have a bunch of friends who likes to share knowledge about Animation often. cheers mates..haha..you're bravo!!

Check this out-workflow description- www.mike-walling.com/index_workflow.htm


LipSycn from Yaw on Vimeo.

walking a dog

Another dog Animation. but this time the dog is pushing forwards and pulling a girl behind it. That's still some problem on the rig of the rope which needed to be improved. David, i'll need your help on the rig soon:)cheers
I think the time length for this Animation is short to see, isn't it? if yes, i'll upload a longer one:)

Walking a dog from Yaw on Vimeo.

A Little Doggy

This little young dog is so fun and vivacious to animate. The first time i saw it, then i said i wanted to animate it troting. The dog's legs are rather difficult to animate...

Untitled from Yaw on Vimeo.

6'S & 8's Run Cycle

I played around the two different speed of Run Cycles. Experimenting the contrary of 6's run and 8's run.

Untitled from Yaw on Vimeo.


Untitled from Yaw on Vimeo.

walk cycle

hi hi, It's been ages that i haven't posted on my blog. It's full of spider webs!
This is walk cycle i have just done. For who peeks at my blog now and then, i hope you'll leave your comment, good or bad or crazy one. This'll help me to improve my reel. cheers:)

Walk Cycle_side from Yaw on Vimeo.

Untitled from Yaw on Vimeo.

Drawings

Drawings from Yaw and Vimeo.