BSA 126 head turn

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head turn animation 

the head turn was a difficult task for me because it needed to have consistent continuity throughout the animation, this is because the transition from a front to a side view of the character can result in a accidental change of his feature, to avoid this i made the first and last frame of the animation to help keep continuity throughout the turn.    



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