I loved watching this tutorial. It was pretty neat seeing how things are done in the making of this show.
Again the same techniques can be used for creating your own anime. You could go about making an anime puppet in 2d similiar to what they do here. Remember story is important. I hope you enjoy this little workflow video.
I have bee keeping up with this really awesome Youtube channel called Art Sandwich. They have been making some really cool spoofs of different movies. I wanted to share their making of video because it breaks down the process pretty good and possibly could give you an idea on how to make your anime. You could possibly use your own footage and actors and draw over them like these guys do.
Always think outside the box.
Here is some of their awesome work.
If you are going to make your own anime, you have to be able to animate. One of the tools of choice is non-other than Flash, now called Adobe Animate or something of that nature. I wanted to post this step by step guide for some of your newer guys just trying to collect information on how to animate.
Flash is where I started and I still have it on my hard drive today. It is easy to use and was just what I originally started using as well as many Animators out there.
Adobe Animate is now available for around $20 bucks a month. But if you cannot afford it there are tons of cool, free animation tools.
Here is the same creator above using FREE Tools.
The tutorials above are by Jesse Jones. I ran into his work when several artists were animating an entire episode of Dragoball. It was a fun project.
Follow the link below to check it out.
