Sandy/AnSoyeon CPJ

3D Robot Character Design       Week 3 (26/1/2023) Today was the day of presenting the robot I made as midterm check. There were many things for me to change after the feedback so I wrote them down here. There were problems in the following slides before so I fixed it and posted it. From this slide, I got the feedback that the anatomy doesn't look smooth since the neck bone parts were bigger than the backbone parts. My lecturer told me that I had to change the neck thinner in order to look more humanly. He told me that my robot had a good design since he could tell its characteristic from the features and silhouette. Although. he was a bit concerned about having too much ball joints but since the flexibility was the main part of my robot, he said I could do it.  My robot has a sneaky and sly but clumsy characteristic.  I honestly didn't think of how to make the lizard more clumsy just by the silhouette, but my lecturer told me that the  hip smaller tha...

3D Robot Character Design       Week 2 (19/1/2023)    It's my f irst week for me to think about how to create my character. I had many animals in my head so I decided to make as many as possible, using many shapes to create robots. This is my starting page for my presentation. Even if the Pokémon caught my eyes, I created around 3 more characters for my character development just incase I could come up with more ideas and shapes. 1. A kangaroo boxer with overall circular shape, giving a soft but strong impression. 2. A frilled neck lizard thief who likes stealing shiny objects. it has a overall triangular shape giving a bad impression.  3. A mouse navigator who gives instruction to people where to go. overall circular shape, it is a friendly robot.  4. A bear fisher who fishes salmons lazily. it has a broad shoulder making it look lazy and unharmful. I was torn between the bear and the lizard for they had strong characteristics, but in the...