Animated these shapes on top of the muybridge gif to see the animation graph.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Bactrian Camel - reference video
Gait Change
Walking Gait (this guy has a lot of hair)
Galloping with rider.
More bactrian races
Wild bactrians eating snow
Walking Gait (this guy has a lot of hair)
Galloping with rider.
More bactrian races
Wild bactrians eating snow
Bactrian Camel (Camelus bactrianus) - info
Bactrian camels are large, even-toed ungulates from the Gobi desert and Mongolian steppes. They have two fatty humps, as opposed to the dromedary camel's single hump. Nearly all bactrian camels are domestic. Their wild counterpart (sometimes referred to as Camelus ferus) is critically endangered.
Other distinguishing features of the bactrian camel is its long, thick coat that protects them from the cold of higher elevations.
Why a bactrian camel? I like their long legs and loping gait. Their shape is really interesting to me, especially the their silhouette when their coat is long. Also, this image might have convinced me:
Other distinguishing features of the bactrian camel is its long, thick coat that protects them from the cold of higher elevations.
Why a bactrian camel? I like their long legs and loping gait. Their shape is really interesting to me, especially the their silhouette when their coat is long. Also, this image might have convinced me:
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