Yone Santana

Pose dynamique pour l'animation 3D dans Autodesk Maya

Hi Rober,Thanks for your submission. your posing is looking dynamic and your sequence is on point to tell your story.As a general note your poses can be greatly improved if you keep the character's face, more visible to camera. facial expressions can connect much easier with an audience so use them to embellish your pose. Another small note is to watch the posing of your fingers, try different ways to add flow to the finders.I'll add a draw over in the discussions page, so you can see each pose.In the first pose I don't feel that the character has been thrown off balance by the ball. Try moving his feet to screen right and try to make the feet not point directly towards camera.in the second pose you can rotate him a little counter clockwise in the Y axis to break the tangent between the front leg and back arm. On impacts it's OK to add an angle to the line of action chest and lower spine can go in different directions to add a THUMP to the fall.The third pose is the weakest of the 3 . Try to make the pose more readable by lifting the chest up to reveal more of the face. Add a bit of twist to the body and try try to get the heads to be more on the sides of the head instead of covering it up.You have a good set of 3 poses, now it's just the time to push them a little further. Yone

such good feedback, learnt a lot from this gold nugget... can't wait to give it a try.

Dynamic Pose ( Robert Davison)

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