BA1a: Dynamic Animation | Walking Cycle

This time we had to make an animation of a man walking using the principles we had learned before. I made two tests and started a third one, where the man had a hat, that I couldn't finish. This time we did the animation using a technique called animation by extremes, where we start by doing the key frames, which are the two contact points, the pass points and the lower and higher points. In this way of making animations we have to be more careful with the proportions and with the arcs of movement of the character, we also have to be a lot more organised when drawing the frames. In the first animation we made, we only used the key frames in fours. The second one we did using 16 frames in twos. An other principle I applied was exaggeration in the movement and despite the position of the shoulders, a bit inconsistent, it looks nice and believable.