The digital GIF outcome. This one took me the longest to complete, so I'm really glad it's done. The most time consuming parts were drawing the small details, making sure they didn't become too pixellated, as well as ordering and placing each frame individually and colouring.
In one of my earlier tests for this GIF I had problems with making the arm movement look natural, so I filmed myself making the same gesture. I feel that looking at this helped somewhat as I was able to study the gradual stages of the motion.
In one of my earlier tests for this GIF I had problems with making the arm movement look natural, so I filmed myself making the same gesture. I feel that looking at this helped somewhat as I was able to study the gradual stages of the motion.
Although some of the finer details and lines don't show up that well on such a small scale, the outcome isn't as bad as I had originally thought. I like the colour scheme, and I think that not giving up on animating the arm was a good move.
Nonetheless, I'm pleased that I managed to finish this one as it became quite frustrating.
Despite this, and the fact that I'm kind of dissatisfied with my finals, I'm glad I spent time making these GIFS.
I've definitely became a little more adept in this area, and I enjoyed the fact that they could be approached in a multitude of ways.
For now, I need to calmly close photoshop and lie down for a little while.
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