Tool kit 2- action pose in this lesson we are were given the a ready made character "moom" to use and we were asked to select 5 real action poses from the internet and imitate them with "moom" to the bests we can. we use the emoji ranging between happy and dead to describe the level of destosion of the model. #1 the first pose i decided to go for something simple so i can get a feel for the model that i was using, so looking at the outcome for the pose there were no problem with the model distorting.  #2 even for this pose is facing forward compared to the reference image , after close inspection of the maya model there were bit that looked distorted around the left leg and the arms. #3 again this pose has distorted parts due to the choice of the pose which i was being a  little more daring with . #4 this one is came out worse then i tried to bend the spi...

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reflective statement: in the first year of this course for the Maya lessons, has been a bit of a struggle as this was almost complete new territory for me and learn bit by bit on the go. the course help to build skills manage my workload or switching between projects that I was working on around the same time.  I always found it easier to do 2d animation then 3d. during the time on the course, I learn not to leave unfinished projects on USB which I found out the hard way. "what if metropolis" and "fantastic voyage" were the major Maya animation files that weren't entirely directed with help from tutors, which did lead me to stumble on certain aspects in the final outcome for both projects "the rendering was a nightmare".  over the course of the summer break, I plan to improve on what I learned and make a fully functional model of my own design with the knowledge I got from this first-year messing about with the UVs and so forth. links to the work:...