I did this small little thing in my spare time in class. I've re-did some parts and got smoother movement this time around and I am currently doing the re-rendered version to make it better. Lemme kno ...

Hey guys,

I've been working on this for a couple of days and I'd really love to hear what you guys think of it. I can already pick it apart already but there might be somethings I could have missed ...

Hey guys, this is a little something I worked on with the spare time I had in class. My classmates says that the weight looks good but if you guys can tear it apart and maybe even drop some advice, th ...

We get it, you like to post nonsense on forums

Mega mind was good. I personally loved the voice acting move than the animation itself

By yourself? Time. Lots of time. With a studio? people, time, and a fair amount of cash it really depends on how high of a quality you want in the end.

3D TVs are sure cool but I dont recommend buying them now because the technology just inst there yet. Soon though, soon.

Go to school for it. Its worth the time and money but only go to a public college not a private one. WAY too expensive and you dont get that much out of it

I didnt like it as much as the first one. It was more of a cash in just like the xmas special

This is relevant to my interests very much so

its either maya or XSI that are the major animation tools

Get blender. Its amazing. there are a ton of tutorials on the net

Make sure when you're modeling that you start low poly then move your way up in detail. If you're modeling, you have to have a tablet. zbrush and photoshop demand it if you want to make good textures. ...

I dont think so. I wuldnt use 3d MAX though.

Keep working on it and it will be awesome.

There are a ton of tutorials on the internet that can help you out. What software is it?

Not a lot of studios use max right now. If you want ot get into modeling, learn yourself some Maya, zbrush or mudbox. For animation, Maya again and XSI

Brave looks like how to train your dragon (which im not complaining) but still im interested enough to see it in theatres

Blender is a great program but I suggest XSI just because I'm used to it

I would suggest going into a class because one on one with a teacher is very helpful and depending on their experience can improve your skills by a lot

I would assume that most of the jaw motions are sampled from countless clips of those animals. If you look at any movie from the 90s or later you can tell that the lips are tweened with most likely af ...

You can try using aftereffects with that. But the the way I would approach it is with mayas sine wave deformer in a shape of a circle.