Step Seven - Body & Head
Here's the seventh step in my Top Down Animation, Work in Progress series. In the following video I rough in the shoulder and head animation. With the root roughed in I can now work up the body and put in the shoulders and head animation. I start getting a better feel of what my poses are at this point and it also helps out the reach and pull back put in in the last step.
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Me too Arnaud! Thanks :).
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