Flour Sack Animation

 


Flour Sack Animation

    This animation is all about taking last week's piece and putting it into practice. This was fun to try and take the ideas I had for the flour sack and bring it to life. I wanted to go with a karate master flour sack initially because I thought that it would be quite fun having it fly around doing some insane kicks and punches. But I was facing some troubles with having the flour sack stretch and not seem too distorted. This animation was quite enjoyable, but looking back at it I wish that I would have been more successful with making the "limbs" more solid. They seem a little flimsy for the moves that the body is doing. But overall this was a good project and a great first "real" 2D animation that wasn't basic geometry.

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