I've made a couple animation tests this semester that I don't mind showing to the public. They have both given me a lot of confidence in my ability to do traditional animation because I feel like digital tools can be a crutch sometimes. They allow for more mistakes to be made and fixed very quickly. These add up though and take up time. I think it's good to try something every now and then that you can't really playback after you draw every frame. Moving and scaling entire drawings with the flick of a hotkey can also be a crutch at times. I'm not saying they aren't useful tools, I just think it's nice to use pencil and paper every now and then - I'm loving it so far!
This first one is cut-out paper images I printed from Photoshop and stop motioned under a camera.
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This second one is a ball bounce test we had to do pencil drawn on paper (I added in splash effect afterwards).
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More to come later!
doondeka
thats awweomse!
Starogre
woot ty