Two more exercises, more technical this time. Just trying to get a hang of more detailed facial animation with clay. It's kind of tricky... especially when the clay starts to get soft under the lights. You can see where I had to stop in the first video because the clay wanted to move in more dramatic ways than I needed it to. A trick I just learned is to use compressed air to cool the clay and stiffen it up for more subtle / smaller movements.
The Second video has no sound, I was just following the animators survival guide lip sync examples. What is shows though is how easy it is to animate a simple mouth. This mouth was just a gash I made with a sculpting tool. More complex mouths are possible of course with tongues and teeth and such, but that requires a commitment beyond just trying out mouth shapes for the first time.
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