Here's the second animation test I took to get the job animating on "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" (2006)
Though this animation also called for acting in the scene, I believe it was mainly based to see one's skills in using allot of secondary and follow-through action. With those crazy eyes of Wilt moving at different speeds an' all. The thing about Wilt is that he has somewhat control over his bigger right eye--but zero control over his smaller left one.
I know it seems weird how the scene stops when he's in mid sentence, but that's how the test was. I guess it cuts to another scene at that point.
Labels: Cartoon Network, follow-through action, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, secondary action, test, Wilt
posted by Gene McGuckin at
6:03 AM
2 Comments:
Awesome stylization, good work. I'm impressed.
Duck Twacy is Deducting,
If you mean the style of animation I used, thanks allot.
I didn't design the character though, that was done by Craig McCracken; the creator of the show. So he deserves the comment over me--if that's the case.
Either way, thanks for commenting, I appreciate it.
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