My Hard Disk crashed and I lost almost all of my data. Whatever left is here on this blog. I am glad i had a back up of all the ebooks and tutorials ... So, I'm going to make a lot of new stuff now and have fun

Bounce One

It's back to fundamentals. I watched one of the Animation Mentor webinars (it's free and for all, go check out resources section on "www.animationmentor.com") and I saw how they break everything down to the basics and build their animation on the top of it. In some of the most amazing and complex looking shots they used the same good old bouncing ball principle.
This one is an application of how variation in the pattern of movement, you can create a sense of "feeling" in the object. 

Tim Flies and Falls

I'm trying a new approach by getting all the timing and spacing right in 2D using stick figures and then cleaning up in Maya. It's amazing how fast you can create the animation in Maya once you've done it in 2D and it gives a much better result. And even a gone-case in drawing can use it.

Simon's Head

A part of Simon's errands....

Dream On

Did this back in fourth semester. Clean up is just not my cup of tea.

to remind myself to upload Dream On

stills from Day153

Andrew: Stop-motion project

"Getting into the life of Andrew"

A stop-motion animation i did with my friend Kislay Kumari back in first semester. The model got twisted and turned by people but we could still manage to complete it. Went in the studio to shoot thrice and came back due to lack of planning. well, the sarcasm from the Obed sir did teach us a lesson and it came out to be better than our expectation. it still is a little boring.. haha

Paladin

Day 153

a combined effort by Me, Kislay and Apaar. This is is the first ever 3d project any of us worked upon. we enjoyed doing it and it was one hell of a learning experience. Watch 720p.

A quick Sketch of Elle i did

"It's supposed to be an Ogre"