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[Tutorials] Lynda - 2D Animation: Character & Attitude Walk Cycles

Once you've completed a basic walk cycle, it's time to add character.
Animator Dermot O' Connor shows how to take a basic walk and go beyond, building in personality, exaggeration, and attitude. Learn how to animate bipedal motion, stomps, sneaks, and goofy walks, and turn walks into full-on runs. Dermot also shows how to avoid common pitfalls such as jagged arcs. These techniques are 2D animation classics, and must-have skills for any animator, regardless of software.

Topics include:

* Animating male and female walks
* Changing weight and body type
* Breaking joints for flexibility
* Creating an attitude contact pose
* Animating a jog or run in 10, 8, or 6 frames

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