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3D Character Animation: Edwin

Edwin 3D Character Design
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Character model, textures and animated moves for a relatively low-poly game character I developed called Edwin. For those of you playing at home, you may recognise Edwin from my earlier post here: https://railtoons.wordpress.com/2014/06/30/2d-character-model-sheet-edwin/.

Edwin is an awkward and unsettling teenage boy from the early 20th century who finds himself in the horrible modern-day world with his sinister twin sister Edith.

I’ve been told by a few different folks that he looks quite Tim Burton-esque, which I choose to take as a big compliment. Enjoy. 🙂

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2D Character Model Sheet: Edith

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2D Character Model Sheet - Edith

Edith is a character from an interstitial TV show pitch I’ve been developing called ‘Guide to Etiquette’. She is a sinister Wednesday Addams-esque teenager from the early 20th century who resides in the modern world with her neurotic twin brother Edwin. Since her parents’ untimely deaths one year ago (due to accidental beheadings), she has lived alone with Edwin in their country manor, spending time filming and hosting a homemade etiquette programme for the televisual box, which receives up to two viewers each week (give or take two).

You can also view model sheets for Edith’s brother Edwin here: https://railtoons.wordpress.com/2014/06/30/2d-character-model-sheet-edwin/

2D Character Model Sheet: Edwin

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2D Character Model Sheet - Edwin

Edwin is a character from an interstitial TV show pitch I’ve been developing called ‘Guide to Etiquette’. He is an awkward and unsettling teenage boy from the early 20th century who resides in the modern world with his sinister twin sister Edith. Since his parents’ untimely deaths one year ago (due to accidental beheadings), he has lived alone with Edith in their country manor, spending time filming and hosting a homemade etiquette programme for the televisual box, which receives up to two viewers each week (give or take two).