Dragon Animation Test

Yesterday, I dug out my large LEGO dragon I brought a couple of years ago and had a go at animating that for the first time.

The motion is rather jerky (I know it's possible to get it smoother, but I wasn't familiar with its range of movement) and there's a demo message across the top (I'm having trouble buying the license and I wasn't waiting till Monday for an answer to my query) but I think it came out well, and it kinda reminds me of that kids' show The Sages (I loved that show).

There's no audio because I had zero time, and I never planned to add it anyway.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• test
• LEGO
• dragon
• animation
• stop
• motion

[MrComentarist]

how much photos was this?

and how do you upload your united pictures?

i really want to know

[BlueAeon]

@MrComentarist I made this using my camcorder and a demo of iStopmotion, which allows you to export the frames as a video file. It's been a long while since I did it, but assuming I was working at 15 fps I would guess that there were 300 individual frames. If you're working with a still camera, iStopmotion, and I assume most other stop-motion programs, allow you to import the photos as a sequence.

[bionicledude44]

Really good but it needed sound

[Fattyrat]

i wanna dragon like that! cute

[Crazydestruction]

AWESOME !! O_O

[Fire97Dragon]

I have a lego dragon exactly like that :D

[blabla162830]

I had a funny thought...

guy: AAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWwww­wwwwwwwww it's so cute and harmless!!! (B

[LegoMasterTroy]

lol

[Dragonpenguin123]

Really cute! :) Dragons rock.

[MyToxicLullaby119]

whoa.

[CandiedSnails]

That was adorable. :) I wish i still had my own red lego dragon.

[Dragonsdaughter20]

wow... I have the same red lego dragon :)