Living Voices project – Victoria Richardson

mood board to help decide the mood, environment, texture and colour

Ruff sketch’s of characters

I wanted to see what they would be like with no saturation because my final animation might be in black and white

for my backgrounds I wanted to create a average street with a buss stop sign and a few houses. I first sketched out what I was imaging and adjusted it as I added ruff tonal value to figure out lighting

Here I’m seeing if the background will suit the placement of the characters

I added these thumbnail’s to ensure my characters go with the background

using toom boom to create the key frames which will then be cleaned and have in-between frames . At first I found Toom boom very difficult and confusing because of all the different options however after spending a lot of time on the program I have gotten used to the basics.

after having some feed back on my first attempt at my key frames I changed a few elements to make it more realistic and bouncy rather than blocky and stiff. the first thing I did was to create a filler witch will help me to ensure I keep the right shapes and features to make it look more consistent.

I then changed some frames at the end to add more exaggerations and to further push some animation principles.

living voices key frame after feedback

inbetweens

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