Esoteric Software

[warmanw]

Sharing with you my recent work
Hope this guys will inspire rising animators to no slow down on their way to top.

[Erika]

Can't help but admire the transition from one image into another on the phone holding arm of the first gif. Did you do it by duplicating the arm mesh then slowly raising the opacity of the new arm when it becomes straight?:D awesome work!

[Antonovanimation]

Nice work!

[Fabiano]

Really nice details! I also like the rig, seems solid and powerful.
Cool animations, especially the selfie, that arm is really working well, except for the snappy movement at its maximum extension.
Maybe some more rhythm and variating timing could help, as now they're a bit limitated.

Keep up with this cool stuff man!

[PuppyPuppyPuppy]

I have to agree about the arm on the first one. Can you give some insight into the witchcraft you used to get that smooth transition? All of these are lovely.

[warmanw]

that arm is really working well, except for the snappy movement at its maximum

Ah yes just noticed. thanks for noting, this kind of feedback always helps me when I already can't see objectively.

Can't help but admire the transition from one image into another on the phone holding arm of the first gif. Did you do it by duplicating the arm mesh then slowly raising the opacity of the new arm when it becomes straight?:D awesome work!

Thanks, I learn from your tutorials and to answer your question... yes simple alpha transition of 2 meshes which also have deformation blending.

Can you give some insight into th

Will post a self explanatory gif soon.

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Bonus: simulating head 3D effect.
Check this work in progress to see how to do the head 3D rig. Twitch: Rigging in Spine Pt. 1 - YouTube