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Mystery Machine

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Created: 10/19/09

Last Edited: 10/19/09

Appreciations: 15

Comments: 9

Project Info

Owners

Entae Kim

Tags

3D Animation, Experiemental

Attribution Non-commercial

Fields: Character Design, Computer Animation, Animation

From: Entae Kim's Portfolio

I made this short piece using a character from "Supa Suit".
It took me a week to completed because of the audio.

Let me know your honest opinions.

Behance video conversion made this animation look little choppy.
For better playback and HD version, please follow this link below.

http://entaekim.com/#112685

Final Version

Toonshading Test (no audio)

Wireframe version (no audio)

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Tim York, 11-13-09

very cool..

Alexandra Voelker, 11-02-09

uoooooooh.... respect!!!

Ezequiel Matteo, 10-24-09

nice!

Anton Kozhevnikov, 10-22-09

nice =)

//Calvin Garcia, 10-19-09

This is amazing! I wish I could animate my characters.

Christian Marra, 10-19-09

great!

Entae Kim, 10-19-09

Thanks Yuri. I agree with moment of anticipation. I think the playback on this behance site is terrible. If you go here ( http://entaekim.com/#112685 ), you might think it little differently about the stiffness of the animation. Thank you Yuri.

Leonardo Teixeira, 10-19-09

Wonderful!!!!

Yuri Jai, 10-19-09

Such a Fan of your work... I Wish I continued pursuing 3D. Ok so, a couple of things, I believe there needs to be few more anticipations within the characters movements. There needs to be a moment at which he second guess himself before pressing the button. "Should I or Should I not?". The animation seems a bit stiff in that area. Not believable, Because I want to feel like im living vicariously through the character second guessing it myself. (The animation in that particular area reminds me of John Lassetters "Tin Toy".) A few of your animation splines need more detail. Rendering is beautiful as usual and the idea is certainly there. Wonderful!