3D. Animation
Maya
The inspiration for this project came from the show Kids Next Door. The character design captures the vibe of street kids and combines it with hip-hop dance elements. By applying the 12 principles of animation, the character was brought to life with energy and personality.
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During the contact position, I will flatten the foot, hip, and shoulder. In the passing position, I extend the upper body and stretch the legs. This approach enhances the overall bounce and flexibility of the character
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I incorporate the movement of hair, hats, and earrings to flow seamlessly with the main actions, supporting the overall fluidity of the animation.
Block out _ Introductory dance
Block out_ Duet performance 01
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Block out _ Solo showcase 01
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To enhance the sense of force in the motion, anticipation is used when retracting the hand, swiftly followed by a rapid retraction upon clenching the fist
During walking or squatting, compress the body and feet, then return to their original state upon rising
To amplify the exaggeration effect in the dance, extend the hand and leg outward during significant movements
Utilize secondary actions by incorporating additional props or accessories for the character, causing them to sway vertically or horizontally while walking or jumping, thereby enhancing the overall movement dynamics
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Utilize secondary actions by incorporating additional props or accessories for the character, causing them to sway vertically or horizontally while walking or jumping, thereby enhancing the overall movement dynamics
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The left-side ambient atmospheric lighting (Dark blue)
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The rear lighting presents defined edge outlines (orange)
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Adjust the brightness of the light on the right side.
(Neutral color)
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top light( more bright)
The scene was illuminated utilizing triangular lighting techniques and a balanced blend of warm and cool color palettes. An additional light source was strategically placed overhead to address any areas with inadequate brightness.