I remember when "Over the Hedge" came out how people complained about the squishiness factor of their heads (I admit, I was one of them..). Need real life proof? Watch this:
Ok, still, head scaling should be very subtle during pose transitions, but isn't this clip FANTASTIC?
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Man alive !! A few of those slugs looked like they stung a bit!! Amazing reference, and shows how malleable the face is, and begs the question why the hell would you want to be a boxer in the first place!!
Learn to duck...
OH MY GOD!!!!
AWESOME!!! :-)
Woow great, we're a walking rubber with skeleton, great footage! thanks for sharing
cool stuff.
look at the women with the streamer, her hand is staying exactly in the same place....
I think that Bobby Beck posted the same video in quicktime on his blog few month ago. That's really really amazing. The cranium doesn't squash much on a punch though. The illusion of squash and stretch is conveyed by the drag and overlap of the fleshy and moving part of the face: jaw, nose, cheeks, hair.
I don't think there is a right or wrong way to do squash and stretch but I prefer when only the fleshy parts of the face are used. A subtle 1 frame S&S of the cranium doesn't bother me much though
I voted ofr the punch exercise.... but I lost.
Since we are doing a "dying" exercise, is there any chace for you to post a dying ref video in slow montion with a nice music and happy people just like this one?
:)
Nice stuff! it reminds me of these video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av9bJ_6VSGc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BRw_ihZRJI&feature=related
Hahahaha! Awesome, thanks Erika!
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