Boxes before bodies. This is how I lock timing and camera before I ever touch a rig 👇 Full 45-min breakdown — comment BOXES

I use this method too🙂🙂🙂💯💯✅

Love the progression

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Can you dm me?

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Super interessant et la référence vidéo est super utile. Ça donne vraiment envie de travailler sur l’animation. Y a pas à dire reproduire le réel en observation, il n’y a rien de tel. Merci du partage.

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Boxes, sir.

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BOXES please ^^

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your DM's are closed for me, Can you message me?

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Sent!

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Boxes. Thank you Stefan !

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Hey can you DM me, your dms seem to be closed

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@Esteban_Lqt BOXES thank you 🙏

@Esteban_Lqt Hey Mike can you Dm me? the DM doesnt work for me

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boxes. all of them ( I'm revisiting my dream to get into 3d animation )

I never understood, when looking at 2d reference, how do you keep depth consistent? When I try using a reference video, i always cant seem to get the depth movement working. Skill issue? or is there a technique

That's such a good question. I had this problem for years. The way I solved it was to imagine myself as a ghost floating around that pose in the 2d reference. Trying to see that pose from all angles, front, top, bottom, sides and back. then pose it out that way. So technique.

Woah. Okay i see what you mean, so mentally visualize first. dang thats hard.

Now don’t get me wrong, w animation, but wouldn’t figuring out the timing and camera be easier with the characters that are gonna be shown..? Since things could look good on boxes cause there easier to read, but could look abit different on the rigs since staging would be diff

good work flow