Adobe After Effects for Character Animation
Course 5: Make Your Characters Run and Walk: Animating a walk 1
By Facundo López , Illustrator and Motion Graphics Artist
Joined April 2020
Joined April 2020
About the video: Animating a walk 1
Overview
“In this unit we will encourage a walk with the strokes / parenting method and we will verify its correct operation in a loop.”
In this video lesson Facundo López addresses the topic: Animating a walk 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 5: Make Your Characters Run and Walk. Learn to animate movement and export your piece.
Partial transcription of the video
“Starting from the premise that no human in the world walks the same way. our approach will be to construct a unique walk by combining various observed styles. aiming to imbue it with individual character. We'll methodically. starting with broad strokes and moving towards finer details. focusing on specific appendages giving it a much more interesting timing. Before animating the walk. let's first review some structural elements to ensure clarity and precision. Here. i've selected what's most important according to Richard Williams about creating poses: the contact pose. the lowest pose. the...”
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Course summary for: Course 5: Make Your Characters Run and Walk
Facundo López
By Facundo López
Facundo López is an Argentine motion graphics artist and illustrator specializing in 2D animation, with over ten years of experience in the industry. He currently works as a motion graphics artist in Le Cube design studio.
As an expert in character design, he has worked on projects for major clients like IBM, Google, and Cartoon Network.
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