Senior Portfolio Post 1
9/6/2018
For the first week of portfolio work, I put together a short animation clip exploring the initial ideas I had for the semester. This short clips show off a few Lego characters demonstrating movements. The main challenge here is animating dynamic and effective movement with respect to the limited movement of a real life Lego character. While there are fewer parts to animate on a single figure, it also means a tougher way to convey more complex animation.
https://youtu.be/C-pLzJb4Mpo
In addition, I have compiled a selection of animation projects form previous courses in the CAGD major. Overall, I think the best course of action to take while filling out my portfolio this semester would be to experiment within scenes, game animation, and other types in between. Practicing in both fields and having variety in my animations is key.
A box weight lift
https://youtu.be/NbM9z-tDVrQ
Quick Game Animation Compilation
https://youtu.be/ILbfovN2Wmk
https://youtu.be/C-pLzJb4Mpo
In addition, I have compiled a selection of animation projects form previous courses in the CAGD major. Overall, I think the best course of action to take while filling out my portfolio this semester would be to experiment within scenes, game animation, and other types in between. Practicing in both fields and having variety in my animations is key.
A box weight lift
https://youtu.be/NbM9z-tDVrQ
Quick Game Animation Compilation
https://youtu.be/ILbfovN2Wmk
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