airplane and sitting in maya

I thought posing in maya would be a straight forward process but oh how wrong i was. I struggled so much with the key-frames and i couldn't for the life of me figure out what the issue was. I would set a pose and then move to the next on a different frame and the initial pose would become totally messed up. I had this same problem with most of my first attempts and i still don't really know why. My best guess is that i didn't key frame the first pose correctly and that what caused the problem.

2nd attempt but as you can see he spins around for reason

This is a much better attempt but the shoulders decide to do an odd rotation.

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Furthering into perspective

Im coming closer to realisation that storyboarding is a field that i want to keep exploring. This past semester we been tasked with a range of different mediums and techniuiqes which has been super challenging, requiring me to learn something new. The only problem I've had is that I get so tired from the research, I dont have the power to work and produce work I'm happy with. This is a minor problem as i know over time i'll become way more adpet and will have a much smoother workflow. I can say though that because of all this research time, I fallen back in love with drawing again. Maybe it has something to do with chris' life drawing classes but im actually drawing for fun again, and this is a feeling that i havent had for year. I'm trying drawing to become my new form of procrastination, because my mind just loves putting off work. This is a kind of 'procrastinion i did, when i should of been trying to do some modelling in maya i wanted to draw more s

Animation Context

The first actual lecture of university was what i expected, a briefing of our first module. Most of the lecture consisted of Johnny beating the Gibbs' reflective cycle into our heads. I can see why the university wants us to utilize this type of reflection and I will definitely refer to it when I am first writing up my blogs, but in time i know that i will have each area of the cycle memorized, which can only help in my writing skills and well as my own self analysis. This module is on going throughout the year and we are tasked with writing a magazine article about an aspect of animation we are passionate about. Initially my intimidate thought was to look at the animation technique of One Punch Man as it i know it is a particularly difficult style of animation and i captures movement and speed so vividly. I do believe i should do some wide ranging research and look at other animation techniques that intrigue me.

storyboard - global bird

Framing the Story I had specifically requested to be the story-boarder as this a field of animation/media i can see my self pursing. From the knowledge i gathered last year about shot progressions and film grammar i applied this to the best of my ability. The majority of the information I got was from Sherm Cohen video, i have a more in depth blog on that video https://muntyac.blogspot.com/2018/03/sherm-cohen-story-boarding-genius.html I started off with initial sketches and then doing a rough grey scale over them as i thought the white was too bland and the grey added a bit of depth. I had planned for the video just be a simple slide show but Annabeth said it would be best to have the bird moving around just with simple tweened animation so that the video could explain of the movement I want to portray. As i was just drawing them as single layers i had to back and separate the birds from the backgrounds, so I could use Premier to animat

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