Animation &Hubley &Tissa David 01 Jun 2011 08:18 am
Tissa’s VIVA
- Tissa David animated a VIVA paper towel spot for the John Hubley. I have most of the drawings for the commercial. Here’s a scene wherein the lead, a woman, walks through (Bg pans behind her at .25 per drawing) toward the kitchen, where she stops.
Instead of giving you the entire page of animation paper, I’ve trimmed it down to just include the character and her walk. Here are four examples of what the entire drawing looks like, untrimmed.
And here are all the drawings for the scene cropped:
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The following is a QT of the entire scene with all the drawings included.
Since I didn’t have exposure sheets, I put everything on two’s straight ahead.
on 01 Jun 2011 at 9:47 am 1.richard o'connor said …
Unmistakeable drawings -right down to the pointy fingers in rougher drawings like 46.
From the full pages at the top this looks like at least a 10 field, any particular reason for them to be so big?
on 01 Jun 2011 at 10:05 am 2.rosie said …
Brilliant! I find it impossible to draw in sequence like this.
on 01 Jun 2011 at 10:48 am 3.Dave Mackey said …
if you scroll the page at the righr speed you can actually see the drawings move! Brava Tissa!
on 01 Jun 2011 at 11:25 am 4.Mark Mayerson said …
I love the right heel pivot at the end.
on 01 Jun 2011 at 12:01 pm 5.Michael said …
I love the right heel pivot as well, Mark. It goes with her turning her feet in as she walks. But I wish she weren’t fighting for time and had to have that last turn compete with the head/hand animation. Of course, this really should only be viewed with the soundtrack (which I don’t have) since Tissa so strongly attaches her animation to every syllable of the vocal track.
on 02 Jun 2011 at 4:11 am 6.slowtiger said …
Actually I *heard* her voice when I played the QT.
on 02 Jun 2011 at 7:57 am 7.Stephen Macquignon said …
Wonderful walk she is great
on 03 Jun 2011 at 2:38 pm 8.Eric Noble said …
Beautiful! In a very subtle way, I felt like she was actually thinking, especially towards the end of the sequence. Ah, the wonders of animation never cease to amaze me.