Maestri, George: Learning to Walk, The Theory and Practice of 3D Character Motion (Article from Digital Video, April 1997) (see also Setting Up a Simple Walk Cycle below)Īnd here is an old but interesting article:
Williams, Richard: “The Animator’s Survival Kit”, Faber & Faber, 2001, ISBN 0571202284 Muybridge, Eadweard: “The Human Figure in Motion”, Dover Publications, 1955, ISBN: 0486202046 The photo series of Eadweard Muybridge (1830-1904) are a classic resource for animators, as it chops up movement into separate frames, often from more than one angle at a time! He studied the motion of both humans and animals. And you can go to the Zoo to study the movements of animals.
The Quicktime player also allows to step frame by frame,Īcting out and recording movement with a video camera can be helpful. You can look at movies on You Tube but it does not let you step through the movement frame by frame. For any movement you want to an animate it is a good idea to look at references.
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