If some of you really want to get down and draw your own anime characters and do a 2d show and need some help this guy is the best.
By the way are are a ton of tutorials on his youtube site. Hope this helps.
If some of you really want to get down and draw your own anime characters and do a 2d show and need some help this guy is the best.
By the way are are a ton of tutorials on his youtube site. Hope this helps.
I was thinking how cool a comic would look with some movement created in this manner. It would be a good mix between an actual movie and a graphic novel.
What do you think?
Here is a link to the software.
I love old school 2d animation but if you are a guy who cannot draw or has less time 3d CG is the way to go.
It will help speed up the process and allow you to make more anime and keep a consistent level of quality.
Let us take a look at some animation techniques.
If you are going to make an awesome anime you need more than good art, giant robots and big breasts to make something awesome. You need a good story. Here is some great tips to coming up with a story idea.
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.
How to create the slow motion punch from One PUnch Man
Here is a video breaking down a rig for Puppet Animation. Personally I’m okay with it if it is creative and good. I guess because I come from the old flash days when you had to do things differently because there was no streaming at the time. Tween animation helped keep file sizes down. Because of this I’m okay with this type of animation if done correctly.
Here is a tutorial breaking down a rig.
Here are examples of good old fashioned tweening. Funny thing is this has become really popular over the years even in mainstream work.
Turn around…great turn around animation process.
This is a great behind the scenes video of the inter workings of a Japanese Anime studio.