Some more flash playing. I think Im makin it harder than what it should be.. Fun stuff regardless. So figure I will keep on doin it as long as its fun, cause thats what its about right? A sketch to go along with it.
I'm always impressed by animation "doodles" like that. I couldn't animate a bouncing ball to save my life and... you know... I'm impressed.
Also, I absolutely LOVE you character sketch you put in here. Really brings me back to the good old D&D days of my youth where we'd try and sketch our adventurers and scenes from our quests... ^_^
Yeah I know. I animated her in place inside a movie clip with symbols and should've animated her walking forward in the first place. I'm finding out is a pain to fix after the fact.
I'm one of the sharpest spoons you'll ever meet....
Hey Melmade, what program do you use to create your sketches? And as a storyboard artist, do you use a certain template for the boxes or are you supplied with dimensions by the company you are working for?
I use sketchbook pro majority of the time ,photoshop next and on occasion flash.
As far as boarding the only real boarding i did for money I was supplied with a template.
I'm not an real storyboard artist though. ( nor a real artist for that matter)
I'm more of a hobbyist / dabbler. Currently my title would be visual designer but I don't believe that either. You can just call me crazy....I'm a pro in that realm hands down
Good Stuff Melville! I'm just chiming in! I have been super busy. This is a great test...although it might not be your finished work you succeeded to get the jiggly bits in there! baaaah! Cheers bud!
Some more flash playing. I think Im makin it harder than what it should be.. Fun stuff regardless. So figure I will keep on doin it as long as its fun, cause thats what its about right? A sketch to go along with it.
I'm always impressed by animation "doodles" like that. I couldn't animate a bouncing ball to save my life and... you know... I'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I absolutely LOVE you character sketch you put in here. Really brings me back to the good old D&D days of my youth where we'd try and sketch our adventurers and scenes from our quests... ^_^
Great post, man!
great supergirl design dood. Digging the flash stuff my friend!
ReplyDeleteMuito legal! A animação ficou fantástica, parabéns!!!
ReplyDeleteNice sketch! Love the design of the Supergirl too. She's sliding a bit tho :P
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteAdam--
Yeah I know. I animated her in place inside a movie clip with symbols and should've animated her walking forward in the first place. I'm finding out is a pain to fix after the fact.
I'm one of the sharpest spoons you'll ever meet....
:)
( guess you cant edit posts after you publish any more.. weird.)
ReplyDeleteanyways I found a link to a tutorial I shouldve read before hand...hahaha
if anyone is interested in what I was tryin to accomplish heres the link:
http://flashtrick.blogspot.com/2007/10/walk-cycles-right-way.html
ahhhh! you make flash animation look like traditional 2D, wicked man!
ReplyDeleteHey Melmade, what program do you use to create your sketches? And as a storyboard artist, do you use a certain template for the boxes or are you supplied with dimensions by the company you are working for?
ReplyDeleteLove your work, by the way!
ReplyDelete@ Harold
ReplyDeleteFirstly thanks for the kind word.
I use sketchbook pro majority of the time ,photoshop next and on occasion flash.
As far as boarding the only real boarding i did for money I was supplied with a template.
I'm not an real storyboard artist though. ( nor a real artist for that matter)
I'm more of a hobbyist / dabbler. Currently my title would be visual designer but I don't believe that either. You can just call me crazy....I'm a pro in that realm hands down
Good Stuff Melville! I'm just chiming in! I have been super busy. This is a great test...although it might not be your finished work you succeeded to get the jiggly bits in there! baaaah! Cheers bud!
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