Listening to a lot of the hardest working man in show business yesterday night.
rabbit singing something along the lines of "tryyyyyyyyy mee, trryyyyy meeeeeeeeee. Come and tell meeeee, I neeeeeuuudddd yoouuuuhhh." whilst I was drawin
This is a mixed blend of stuff that emulates a animation pipeline.
for a final animation, I'd use flash, and export straight into After effects and ad a fast blur or gaussian blur to a duplicated character layer. and drop the opacity heavily. as well as some other things, color overlays/graients, noise and grain.
but for this image, I kinda 'Tricked' that. I did sketches in flash, then inked it in illustrator with a custom brush (one with thick and thins that was made) then I popped it back into flash to color the final linework, and converted the final character to a movie clip symbol, and added the blur technique to it in the properties panel, and dropped the opacity on it (just as if I were to do it in after effects).
sometimes, I do the 'trick' and color in photoshop (same principle), if I wanna spend more time on color or get crazier with textures and layer effects.
Hey man, thanks a lot for that detailed explanation, I will try it for sure:)
Me and a friend are working on a project where I think your style is perfect, maybe we could figure out something... I'll ask my friend first, but speaking for myself, you could be very delicate for the project:)
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Man I love your finished animation drawings, what program do you use if you don't mind me asking... It looks so authentic, just like a real cel!
Hey Thomas, thanks dude.
This is a mixed blend of stuff that emulates a animation pipeline.
for a final animation, I'd use flash, and export straight into After effects and ad a fast blur or gaussian blur to a duplicated character layer. and drop the opacity heavily. as well as some other things, color overlays/graients, noise and grain.
but for this image, I kinda 'Tricked' that.
I did sketches in flash, then inked it in illustrator with a custom brush (one with thick and thins that was made) then I popped it back into flash to color the final linework, and converted the final character to a movie clip symbol, and added the blur technique to it in the properties panel, and dropped the opacity on it (just as if I were to do it in after effects).
sometimes, I do the 'trick' and color in photoshop (same principle), if I wanna spend more time on color or get crazier with textures and layer effects.
thanks for stopping by dude. come by again.
Hey man, thanks a lot for that detailed explanation, I will try it for sure:)
Me and a friend are working on a project where I think your style is perfect, maybe we could figure out something... I'll ask my friend first, but speaking for myself, you could be very delicate for the project:)
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