I love this dude. Seriously I really love watching this dude work and the stuff he makes. He has an awesome style.
Someone give him money to make a movie or something.
I love this dude. Seriously I really love watching this dude work and the stuff he makes. He has an awesome style.
Someone give him money to make a movie or something.
I remember as a kid wishing I could do animation. At the time hardly anyone had a computer. I first saw a computer when I was 9 years old and thought. Wow! This could be used to do animation. What couldn’t you do with a computer? That was 1987 or 1988.
I didn’t really have a way to animate even then. No scanner, no money, I don’t even think they had a mouse. But the day finally came when we got a computer. I was 19 years old and I grabbed my first Animation Master Software for $299. I started reading all the magazines I could as internet was still limited. Boy did I love those PC magazines about art.
But now there is nowhere near the limits you once had.
In fact if you want to do 2d or 3d there is a ton of free software available.
Moven has been a really cool software for some years. If you cannot afford Toon Boom or Flash this one will get you where you need to be if you want to do 2d Anime.
Here. Feel free to download it.
ttps://morevnaproject.org/2017/01/10/synfig-1-2-0-released/
Here are some of the cool new features.
Watch and learn.
Here is another one of those videos combining 2d and 3d animation to get better results, especially if you are not the best artist and want to try 2d.
If you are not the best animator or you are the best at it refrences can be awesome and helpful. We talked about using 3d as a reference but you can use an actual person as well.
Here are some videos talking about animating using references and still drawing as well.
If you learn anything, learn how to tell a story first and foremost. Just wanted to share this touching animation.
I think there are ways around it by using 3d or CG type stuff but personally to do these awesome 2d things I think you need some skill in drawing. You be the judge.
Here is how to integrate 2d and 3d.
I really love this method and think for even folks who cannot draw very well you could do something like this.
I really liked the intro this guy made. It looks pretty good especially animated by one person. I thought I’d share with you some of his video tutorials on how to make anime. Again the process works in standard animation as well.
I’m going to throw this one in as well. Animating with Adobe After FX.
How to create the slow motion punch from One PUnch Man
If you ever wanted to make cool 3d cinematics this will show you a few tricks and tips. This is how they work!