Level 01, Exercise 05

W. Scott Simmons - Exercise 5 (again) - Head Turn With Anticipation (lots of anticipation)

A51 Exercise 5 - Head Turn With Anticipation (again!) from W. Scott Simmons on Vimeo.
Here's a second go-round on Animation 51's 5th exercise - the head turn with anticipation. In this case, it's almost entirely anticipation!

No longer a work in progress (unless someone gives some compelling feedback).

Can you guess what scene from what film I was trying to reproduce?

Brendan Lyall - Exercises 1 - 11

Posting the combined level 1.....have made updates from FB feedback...enjoy


A51 Exercise Level 1 from Bacid on Vimeo.

Kyle Dahl - Exercises 1-11

Stafford Ahartz - ANI51: Level 1: Exercise 5 - 8

Multiple entries incoming.

Exercise 5

animation51 level1 exercise5 anticipation head turn pass4 from Stafford Ahartz on Vimeo.

Exercise 6

animation51 level1 exercise6 blinking pass3 from Stafford Ahartz on Vimeo.
Exercise 7

animation51 level1 exercise7 character thinking blocking continue 2 from Stafford Ahartz on Vimeo.

Exercise 8

animation51 level1 exercise8 sack wave pass1 from Stafford Ahartz on Vimeo.

Vincent Loisel-Potok - Exercise 5

VLP Exercise05 from Vincent Loisel Potok on Vimeo.

Anna Czoski - Exercise 5

The hands could use more work. However in an effort to use these exercises in the Cult of Done spirit, I will move on for now.

Amogh Khandeshwar - Exercise 5

Exercise 5 from Amogh Khandeshwar on Vimeo.

nipun chordiya exercise 5

5st ex from nipun chordiya on Vimeo.

Rowan Murphy - Exercise 5

This took less time than the previous exercise, strangely enough.
TurnAnticipation from Rowan Murphy on Vimeo.

Ian Chaffardet - Exercise 5 & 6

I've been very busy at work, I don't want to stop working on this exercises because they are great, so
I kinda cheated on this one, i made 2 exercises in 1.

W. Scott Simmons - Exercise 5

A51 Exercise 5 - Head Turn with Anticipation from W. Scott Simmons on Vimeo.

Johanna Gan - Exercise 5

My exercise 5 came out much quicker and easier! I think it could still use some work (like the hair), but I'm calling it done.  I didn't realize it was due Monday and I didn't want to fall behind (at least not this early on!) so I hunkered down and did it.

As usual, you can see my progression.  I originally did it without eyes at first to really track the face, but I somehow must have saved over that test so I couldn't include it.  then I thought, I ought to add the eyes, so I did... and eventually, said not to call it quits without giving her some hair (the hair could use more work, it's a bit rough).  I opted out on the dog ears last time and I wasn't going to let myself get away with not doing the hair this time.  The hair is part of the head, and that makes it part of this exercise!

The rough test, you may have noticed, I was having fun with the smear again. The test right after the rough test came out choppy towards the end with a bit of a pause between the last few drawings, so I worked it out and that's why it may seem the two no hair tests look similar, but they're not. You can also see the shape of the face changed a bit in the first drawing (I kinda think I should've kept it as it was!). I won't write you a novel this time, so here's what I did for #5:

Animation 51 #5 from Johganna on Vimeo.

Dhar Jabouri - Exercise 4 refine

Exercise 4 refine

Animation51 Exercise 4 from Dhar on Vimeo.

Ian Chaffardet - Exercise 5 & 6

So I've been very busy at work and I had to cheat on this one, I made exercise 5 and 6 at the same time.
This character is from my short film, I'm not sharing it, because this is a very personal project, Sorry about that, there are a lot of more free and appealing rigs on Animationbuffet.com