This week, we shared our ideas for our part2 projects, including inspirations, style references, character scene designs and so on, as well as everyone’s current progress and arrangements, each of us gave a brief personal presentation, we shared our ideas and George and our course leader gave us advice and comments, which I thought was a very good opportunity to show our projects.
In George’s class, he was very responsible in giving each of us feedback on our progress for the week. By breaking down the key actions of blocking, George gave us feedback and suggestions for improvement on each key action of our animation work.
Feedback: Suggest providing an initial standing posture
Feedback: Both legs should stand as marked by the red line
Feedback: The standing posture should refer to the appearance of the red line mark
Feedback: The standing posture should refer to the red line marking and tilt forward
Feedback: The standing posture should refer to the red line markings, tilt to the right, lift the right foot and hand
Feedback: The process posture should refer to the appearance of the red line mark, tilting and twisting the body to the right
Feedback: The posture and legs should refer to the red line markings, and the body should naturally move in an S-shape
Feedback: the arms and legs should refer to the red line markings to make the movement look more smooth
Feedback: The body rotation movement should refer to the red line markings to make the movement look more smoothFeedback: The body rotation movement should refer to the red line markings to make the movement look more smoothFeedback: The body rotation movement should refer to the red line markings to make the movement look more smooth
George provided very clear feedback, and my task this week is to make adjustments and modifications to my animation blocking based on this feedback.
