Super Punch Animation: Breakdowns with Final

So i decided to do a little animation referenced off a fight scene from Man of Steel.

@Alan Submission Post: Year 2

Adaptation Part A:

Adaptation Part B:

Making of: Tyron the Fastest Alive

Maya Tutorial List:

Game Modelling

All Game Modelling

Dynamics Part 1: Intro to Particles 
Part: 1,2,3,4,5,7,910,11,12,13

Lighting & Rendering Part 2
Part: 1,2,3,4,5

Making Of: Tyron The Fastest Alive

Making of: Tyron the Fastest Alive

Adaptation B: Textures

Adaptation B: Tyrone Turnaround

Adaptation B: Yohan Blake Set

Adaptation B: Render Test

Adaptation B: Fastest Man scene

Adaptation B: Starting The Animation

Started the animation for my dialogue, done a walk cycle to get the character going, up next - Facial Expression.

Adaptation B: Rigging Completed

Adaptation B: Texturing

Done with texturing - space for improvements, feel free to leave a comment.

Adaptation B: Tortoise Modelling

I've finished modelling the tortoise, up next - Texturing, yay!

Adaptation B: Character Design

I started designing my tortoises, coming up with characters with basic shapes but still psychically in form of a tortoises. I've tried different heights and shapes regarding the body. having my tutorial - my tutor liked  Number 4, 12 and 19. They look appealing with huge heads and foot, tiny shell  which  tells that this character would not get far in a race. Also looking at number 15 makes the character quite different and also gives way to a back story on "how did it get stuck in a shoe and why"

As for the faces 3, 9 and 10 looks like the faces for my character as they are cool, cocky and well relaxed.

Adaptation B: Figuring My Charcater

Following the twist of my animation to the dialogue, my character would be the exact opposite of everything that is being said in the dialogue. Since its Usian Bolt (The faster man on earth) is being interviewed, my character would have to be the slowest - visually. To do this I have decided to take on the idea of making my character a tortoise which we all know are pretty slow and sluggish. the challenge is making my character not any other turtle but yet simple and easy to rig and animate. The idea of having some exaggerated parts of the turtle seems appealing, I mean - a tortoise with a HUGE head, skinny neck and tiny legs wouldn't be able to move as quick let alone have the straight to lift its head up. that aside, I was also thinking about mixing slow creatures together to form the ultimate slowest creature like a snail tortoise (a Snailutle ) maybe with Nike shoes on.
Also looking at the color and style of the animation its obvious that its a Jamaican accent, so looking at the green and yellow colors would be preferable to fit my character. The style of my animation would be something like Creature Comfort, since its an interview the setting would also be important in the animation.

Adaption Part B: Dialogue Idea

For my adaptation part B speaking with my tutors and myself have now come to a conclusion of doing an animation to an extracted dialogue from YouTube/interview or films, but the idea is to have a twist as to what the dialogue is about and to what the animation is presenting.
below I've chosen different dialogues of which might be interesting to animate to.

The Interview

Here's an Interview of Usain Bolt that i edited and cut short, picked bits to make him sound cocky and knowing that his the best and fastest. As for the animation I was thinking of having a snail being interviewed but rather than showing the interviewer the facial and body expressions will show that there is someone talking to to the snail and also having the snail looking at the audience from time. and the little joke is that we all know snails are slow but then a snail expressing that "He's the fastest" but we all know that's false.

Eating all the Food

Listening to this Dialogue i had an idea of to bins talking to each other, one being a recycle bin and the other eating all the food is the food bin. 

Your Fired

I Have a Gun

As for the rest of these dialogues i believe that they have a potential of being a funny animation e.g 'Your Fired' could be two books talking or an ice cube holding a lit match stick pointing and waving around which then melts him in the end, Other than that The Interview seems strong to me but feel free to leave a comment/idea.

Adaptation A: Life Cycle of a University Student and Making Of

life cycle of a university student

Adaptaion A: Animation Progress

A short preview of where I'm up to with my animation info graphic. After my tutorial earlier on today, some changes would have to be made to the animation - first scene and introduction. since my info graphic is going to be cartoon like I would need to focus on the colour scheme and picking a suitable font. Staging the text would play a huge role in my animation (placing and size of the text).

Adaptation Part A: Text Animation Test

I've been thinking about which software would be easier and quicker for me to use whilst creating my info graphic. Here I used Flash Cs5 which is easy to use but it took quite a while for me to complete this short text animation :(

Pipeline 2: Game Modelling

Modelling Part 1 - Low Resolution

Modelling Part2 - UV Layout

Modelling Part 3: High Resolution

Pipeline 2: Normals & Occ Maps

Map Part 2: Rope Normal Maps

Maps Part 3: Ambient Occlusion Maps

Map Part 4/5: Diffuse & Normal Map - Stone Base

Map Part 6: Diffuse Maps - Stone Pillars

Map Part 7: Diffuse Maps - Rope

Map Part 8: Diffuse Map - Wood & Metal

Map Part 9: Diffuse Maps - Fabric Flag

Map Part 10: Normal Maps Using XNormals & Photoshop

Maps Part 11: Using View port 2.0 as Development and Rendering