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What is an Walk Cycle Animation?
Materials for Walk Cycle Animation
How to Design a Walk Cycle Character
How to Film Walk Cycle Reference Footage
How to Breakdown an Animation Walk Cycle
Walk Cycle Animation Work Areas
How to Keyframe in Walk Cycle Animation
How to Keyframe a Second Pass for Walk Cycle Animation
Walk Cycle Animation Tracing Tips
Walk Cycle Animation First Pencil Test
How to Cleanup Walk Cycle Animation Frames
How to Redraw Walk Cycle Animation Frames
How to Add In-betweens in Walk Cycle Animation
Animated Walk Cycle Final Rough
How to Ink a Walk Cycle Animation
How to Evaluate Walk Cycle Animation
Summary: Materials you'll need for creating your walk cycle animation, from light boxes to pencils; learn this and more in this free online art video about animation taught by an expert animator.
Cable Hardin has been making films and animations for more than 20 years. With a specialty in 2D digital animation and a background in film production, Cable also teaches animation...read more
"Hi, this is Cable on behalf of Expert Village. I need to tell you the materials that we need to create your walk cycle and they are similar to what we covered in the previous videos on other animated tasks. But for this walk cycle we will need pencils, eraser, you can use a couple of HB hardens pencils are good but anything you can constantly keep about the same thickness or sharpness is fine. You need some animation paper anywhere from 30-90 sheets depending on how many mistakes you make, a light box. In this case were using a 12 field light box which is a little bit larger than using a 12 field animation paper which is a little bit larger than standard 8 1/2 X 11. Some fine point pens and a capture station you can also get a motion camera for reference if you need to. We'll talk about this in a minute, a small pointing shooting camera or a moving load will work just fine."
eHow Article: Materials for Walk Cycle Animation
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