My new project WIP

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This entry was posted on 3/15/2007 1:11 AM and is filed under Projects.

Have you ever wished you have more than 24 hours a day? I  do... since I always work as hard and as much as possible to compete with time, but  time flown by easily while  my body and mind suffered different burn-out effects, and when I took some breaks to regain energy...  I've got outrun  by time...

Anyway, since I was so busy working on my new project as well as learning new software, I didn't really have time to update my main web site "properly", so I'd just post stuffs here on my blog first...



This is the look of the 3D model from my new design of "Killer Bunny", I put "Prototype" because I still haven't modeled her the helmet with bunny ears (this one was created as a temporary for the time being) as well as given her textures... and I do need to get some animation going so let's leave her like this first. (You can also Click Here to view the full-sized image with different views of hers)



All of your feedbacks and critiques are more than welcome!

Cheers!
Pomme-Genozide
www.GenozytE.com

 

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    • 3/16/2007 1:47 PM nuch wrote:
      since you said it's a "rough" walk cycle, I believe you'll fix the upper torso.

      I like the movement of the legs the most. However, if I were you, I would fix the body move. For now it looks like a mechanic robot to me. I'm not sure how you want your character to be like.

      Your follow through & overlap of the hair is quite nice, but I think you've done a little bit too much with the head. Watching only the head movement reminds me the hip-hip walking.

      Keep working, Keep walking It's gonna be a great project!
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      1. 3/25/2007 12:50 AM Pomme-Genozide wrote:
        Hi, Nuch

        First, I'd like to say "Thank you so much" for taking your time to watch and give some valuable comments of yours.

        Thanks again for your detailed critiques, they're useful to me (at the point where I'm standing now, rusty) and I'll see to the fixing of this walk cycle very soon... I'm getting back to animating because I haven't done real animating since school finished (been practicing 2D and modeling for quite a while)... now I feel that I'm geting rusty and I'll do my best to shake those rusts off.

        Thank for your support
        Pomme


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    • 3/22/2007 8:03 PM Memashow wrote:
      Hi,

      Nice to see your new project. I've been lurking in your blog for a while. It's time for me to show up!

      I case you don't remember me, I'm the person in thai3D who asked you for some information about studying at VFS. Thank you for your kindness ^__^

      I really enjoy your character design, especially for female characters. Your walking cycle is so cool, but I think the bunny girl swing her upper legs too much >_<

      Anyway, I'll bet the great animation studios are waiting for you!

      Looking forward to seeing the complete project

      Cheers,
      -Oh
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      1. 3/25/2007 1:06 AM Pomme-Genozide wrote:
        Hi, it's been quite some times eh?

        Thanks for checking (as well as "lurking in") my blog
        Glad that you like my stuffs, still they are far away from the word "coolness" in my book, but at least I'm sastified with all the result from practicing 2D and modeling, the animating still needs TONS of hard work and I'll try harder to improve it!

        Thanks and hope you come check back in the future
        Cheers,

        Pomme

        ps. if you ever needed to contact me, genozyte@gmail.com is the email



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