Monday, September 24, 2018

Flour Sack: "You're tripping"

This animation is my greatest failure in this class, nay in my life. The sacks look inappropriate at best, with bulging buttocks. I wanted to make the one sack trip the other sack and then laugh at him, but it looks as if they are twitching and undulating in convulsions. The walk is ALL wrong. I wish I could burn this. I plan to remake the flour sack exercise COMPLETELY. Lets just forget it, people. I was truly TRIPPING when I made this. ;D

Monday, September 10, 2018

Pendulum swing: "Playful Kitty"

What's better to show off my sweeter side than with a playful kitty? This assignment was to illustrate a pendulum attached to a moving object. I used reference footage, and line work style to create an sketchy look. I will probably remake this completely. The kitty jump could be a lot better and I would like the hand to be more consistent. But I felt that the actual swinging is not too bad! MREOW!

Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Ball Bounce: "Eye See What's Happing"

EYE showed off my love for the macabre in this ball bounce exercise. My character experiences a sudden loss of eye ball, and runs off in horror. The pupil helps add dimension to the ball and there is plenty of squash and stretch (and some blood splatter) to illustrate it's squishinesss. The spider interacts with the bouncing eye, and stiffly rolls away. There are some technical problems (stiffness of character, spider, ball comes to too abrupt of a stop) with the animation but over all I think you can SEE whats happening here. I definitely want to touch this up to use as a portfolio piece- for the non-faint of heart client.

Wednesday, August 22, 2018

A little about me

Hello and welcome to my blog! My name is Brenna and I'm a USF fine arts major. I do lots of art such as painting, drawing, and sculpture, but my focus at USF is animation. I believe that in this class I will learn how to make quality 2D animations. But I know we will also watch tons of funny videos and talk about our most hated movies. We will also learn lots of horror stories about the industry! I am looking forward to an awesome semester! :)