Wolf Walk Cycle and Jump (WIP and Finished Videos)

Here's all the WIPs of my quadrupedal motion assignment - The finished animation is the one at the bottom.





I'm happy with the final animation, I wish it could be all coloured, but I didn't have time and I still think it came out real well. PS - I wish blogger would let me watch these videos before posting them cause I don't know if they're in the right order or if they work.



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