This animation started with the vague idea of pulling a rabbit out of a hat, and it somehow evolved into what it is.
On the technical-how, this was made in Corel Painter using the file type called "Movie" which supports the drawing of multiple "frames" in a single file. The software has an "onion skin" feature that allows me to draw on top of the previous frame. For this animation, I started with 5 frames and ended with drawing 37 frames. I selected the play back to be at 8 Frame-per-second, and output the result using Animated Gif format. It was fun seeing how the drawings came alive.
14 comments:
Great Job! Keep up the good work. Soon you will be hopelessly addicted to animating!
Nice animation and fits the theme very well!
Wow, I love animation! This was so great to watch!
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Wow, how's you do this?! Always a delight to see what you do next with your art.
love it! very cool :)
I like the movement of the background
This is so much fun! I like it very much. It made me smile as soon as I saw it. How did you do that? Awesome!!!
brilliant. just brilliant
Hello all, thank you for your generous feedback.
This animation started with the vague idea of pulling a rabbit out of a hat, and it somehow evolved into what it is.
On the technical-how, this was made in Corel Painter using the file type called "Movie" which supports the drawing of multiple "frames" in a single file. The software has an "onion skin" feature that allows me to draw on top of the previous frame. For this animation, I started with 5 frames and ended with drawing 37 frames. I selected the play back to be at 8 Frame-per-second, and output the result using Animated Gif format. It was fun seeing how the drawings came alive.
Wow! This is great. You are going to run and run!
great stuff!!
excellent cycle of poofs!
Great cartoon illustration. Love how it spins over and over.
wow now I really feel old. I remember back in the day when we had to draw right on the film (and didn't have shoes). Very fun!!
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