Mr. Big Shot anticipates the jump. He then leans over an leaps to the next pole with feet dragging and arms reaching. Upon landing his body recoils slightly with a little slip and readjustment in the hands and feet.
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Showing posts with label Mr. Big Shot. Show all posts
11.18.2015
Mr. Big Shot - Animation Time!
Today's Animation Time features the Mr. Big Shot Rig.
Mr. Big Shot anticipates the jump. He then leans over an leaps to the next pole with feet dragging and arms reaching. Upon landing his body recoils slightly with a little slip and readjustment in the hands and feet.
Mr. Big Shot anticipates the jump. He then leans over an leaps to the next pole with feet dragging and arms reaching. Upon landing his body recoils slightly with a little slip and readjustment in the hands and feet.
11.17.2015
Animation Time! - Mr. Big Shot Rig
I kept saying to myself, “If these guys can do this kind of work, then maybe I’ll be able to be that good — or better.”
It never intimidated me — just the opposite. It gave me more incentive to go ahead and do my own stuff. But an art form, or a lower form of art? I never thought of that. I just loved to do it.
- Joe Kubert
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Kubert
http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Joe-Kubert-Archives/dp/1606994875
Program - Maya 2014
http://www.autodesk.com/products/maya/overview
Rig - Mr. Big Shot
http://www.rocketsky.ca/#!foundation-models/crzq
Animator's Bibles:
Character Animation Crash Course
Animator's Survival Kit
Illusion of Life
12 Principles of Animation
Drawn to Life
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