my first posting

[beaublue]

Not a Fairy Tale

[vksheilds]

Hmmm I was expecting some introduction area for this forum

[egerie]

Everything is very linear and evenly spaced. Where are these models from? And what software are you using? Please don't say Poser.
Be carefull with your camera placement; you're breaking the axis a couple of times.

[beaublue]

Hmmm I was expecting some introduction area for this forum

I didn't notice an area devoted to CVs of the membership. So I started this way. I got an email from ConceptArt (I joined a couple years ago but have never participated) trying to stir up activity and thought why not go see what was up here.

I can't decide if you're disappointed with me for the way I started or ConceptArt for not providing an introduction forum. If it's me, all I can say is, I'll try to do better in the future.

-blue

[beaublue]

Everything is very linear and evenly spaced. Where are these models from? And what software are you using? Please don't say Poser.
Be carefull with your camera placement; you're breaking the axis a couple of times.

So it is with poetry .. linear and evenly space is very often a byproduct. I get most of my models from Google. I make my puppets from modifying Iclone characters. I use Iclone, Crazytalk, Audacity, Photoshop and Premiere mostly.

"breaking the axis" -- I don't know what that means.

-blue

[egerie]

I disagree. Poetry is what music is to single notes. Rhythm and repetition of stressed and unstressed syllables. Otherwise, it's just a dull metronome ticking back and forth.

Rhythm is also a fundamental principle in animation. Anything linear is an unfinished animation.

Breaking the axis: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/180_degree_rule

[beaublue]

I disagree. Poetry is what music is to single notes. Rhythm and repetition of stressed and unstressed syllables. Otherwise, it's just a dull metronome ticking back and forth.

Rhythm is also a fundamental principle in animation. Anything linear is an unfinished animation.

Breaking the axis: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/180_degree_rule

Well then, thanks for the input. I'll try to do better in the future.

-blue

[KhleSmizth]

Pretty Nice

[beaublue]

Pretty Nice

Thanks! -Blue