I didn't feel too worried about animating Pip as I knew it would be a similar process to how the animation in my second year collaborative film was done. To make the branches grow, I would have to cut them back and then reverse the footage. Simple.
Hahahahahahaa. "Simple"- Famous Last Words.
Well, making the branches grow was a doddle, but as usual I was a bit under prepared not having a story board or any of the actions broken down so that how Pip herself was animated was clear to me. Instead I just made it up as I went along, it has worked but I know it could have been better. Because I was shooting in reverse I wasn't able to do any retakes. If I'd been more prepared I 'd have made plenty more replacement heads as backups and had a plan on paper to direct me.
As it is though, I am pleased with the result in the time I did it in.
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Snip snip!
I used nail scissors to trim mm's off the twigs. |
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Using onion skinning to get the replacement head in the right place. |
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"Oh my 'ead!" |
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New head... |
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Last head, nice hair do. |
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"What the hell am I doing!?" |
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