Online version of Designing Cartoon Characters for Animation Vol. 2



		Index		Back to Title Page
		Lesson One Page 1 Introduction 2 Purpose of Perspective 3 Basic Perspective Principles 4 The Horizon Line 5 Assignment - Basic Shapes on a Plane 6 What Are Spatial Relationships? 7 Common Errors - Your Thought Process 8 Basic Work Process 9 Self Development Tool Kit Lesson Two Page 10 Sheres - Their Use in the Head Structure 11 Assignment - Spheres and Cross Contours 12 Drawing Principles Lesson Three Page 13 Head Shapes 14 Assignment - Head Shape Rotations Lesson Four Page 15 Features of the Head 16 Assignment - Head Features Lesson Five Page 17 Variety in Facial Features 18 Assignment - Head Designing Lesson Six Page 19 Expressions - Emotions and Attitudes 20 Motivation in Animation 21 Force and Forms 22 Emotions and Attitude 23 Animation As: The Telling of a Narrative Abstract / Pure Motion 24 Assignment - Drawing Emotions Lesson Seven Page 25 Designing Your Own Character 26 Assignment - Designing Your Own Character 27 Model Sheets 28 Some Suggestions 29 Assignment - Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Lesson Eight Page 30 Final Model Sheets 31 Assignment - Little Red Riding Hood 32 Assignment - Ali Baba & the 40 Thieves 33 Final Thoughts 34 The Balloon Theory Sketchbook Index Back to Title Page

							Just the Assignments Page 5 Assignment - Basic Shapes on a Plane 11 Assignment - Spheres and Cross Contours 14 Assignment - Head Shape Rotations 18 Assignment - Head Designing 24 Assignment - Drawing Emotions 26 Assignment - Designing Your Own Character 29 Assignment - Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde 31 Assignment - Little Red Riding Hood 32 Assignment - Ali Baba & the 40 Thieves

							The Fairly Important Sections Page 8 Basic Work Process 9 Self Development Tool Kit 12 Drawing Principles 20 Motivation in Animation 21 Force and Forms 22 Emotions and Attitude 23 Animation As: The Telling of a Narrative Abstract / Pure Motion 33 Final Thoughts 34 The Balloon Theory Sketchbook Index