Hi Joe, Ok, i can see the idea. A couple of notes.
1) You'll need to move the whole character, not just his arms and his head. The main movement comes from his centre of gravity and the shifting of weight. Try standing up and performing this yourself...you will shift side to side and move your spine and feet.
2) The images are important in the background...they are essentially the joke (contrast). So choose these carefully. You could also model 'quickly' a flat globe that he could spin too (like a regular globe but with just a flat disc Earth).
3) Camera. Make sure you work to and preview through a shot cam. That way you can design your animation.
Hi Joe, Ok, i can see the idea. A couple of notes.
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2) The images are important in the background...they are essentially the joke (contrast). So choose these carefully. You could also model 'quickly' a flat globe that he could spin too (like a regular globe but with just a flat disc Earth).
3) Camera. Make sure you work to and preview through a shot cam. That way you can design your animation.