Tricky shots

As any student would, I have left the hardest shots till last. I had to film myself slumping down in the chair for one and i'm still having problems making bill walk. But its getting there slowly. I was advised to break the shot of him slumping into 2 movements. And this appeared to work a lot better!

Girl shots

The girl is surprisingly easy to draw, with her pair body shape. So these shots were actually rather fun and easy!

Lots of key frames

Hand problems

The hands have been a huge challenge for me. I used to drawing realistic and sometimes scary hands with long fingers. So this simplistic way of drawing them has been a big change for me. But I think I finally got it down and did this typing scene. Mind you, its from the wrong angle so we don't know if we are using it yet.

More keyframing

Lots of keyframing and working out. Bill is rather tricky for me as I have never tried to draw fat characters before. His neck is lost within the fat and his shoulders are so high up. Not the mention how round he is in his body and arms. I took a look at his legs too and thought... how am I going to animate those tiny fat legs walking?

Starting to do key-framing.

I have taken the role of key - framing the animation in the final sequence. That is all of Sequence 6.

I started on a face shot to practice bills face, plus I found this one rather fun so why not. The shot it where bill transforms into his demon self. I drew the the zoomed out though, so i can get the animation right and to draw in the curves. Easy to zoom into the shot and sharpen if need be.

Jake wants to try out his effect on the animation to transform him into the black demon so I left it at this.

The next was him turning towards and away from the computer. I really wanted him to look unsure and upset.