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Simple starting technique for hand drawn animation movie with Wacom tablet
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Hello All,I've been lurking in the forum and other SA reference areas for a couple of days and reading all manner of written information about doing animation, via drawing with a Wacom tablet…Continue
Tags: simple, animation, workflow, Wacom, manual
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jennifer Sharpe Nov 13, 2012.
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Jennifer Sharpe replied to liveart's discussion world's largest particle paint"Love the connection between science, technology, and art that you are bringing up with these links. Very cool."
Jennifer Sharpe posted a status"More short adventures with my long haired girl and practice with hand drawn animation: http://ning.it/TS4sfE"
Jennifer Sharpe commented on Jennifer Sharpe's status"Thanks very much, liveart, your encouragement much appreciated! :D"
liveart commented on Jennifer Sharpe's status"great stuff. very whimsical. eagerly awaiting more work."
Jennifer Sharpe posted a status"Second stab hand drawn animation, very short and fast!
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Jennifer Sharpe replied to Jennifer Sharpe's discussion Simple starting technique for hand drawn animation movie with Wacom tablet"Yes, must learn those keystrokes, I like Sharon's method of getting them programmed into a button on a mouse -- in my research I am amazed at discovering the labor-intensive nature of animation through the ages, so I can see why any shortcut is…"
Jennifer Sharpe replied to Jennifer Sharpe's discussion Simple starting technique for hand drawn animation movie with Wacom tablet"Going to try these methods too, thanks so much, John. LOVE Studio Artist."
Victor Ingrassia replied to Jennifer Sharpe's discussion Simple starting technique for hand drawn animation movie with Wacom tablet"tho you can also get a lot done with shortcut keystrokes for thing like writing frames, toggling onion skin, adding new frames, etc. check the menus for those. nice work... looking fwd to more!
~victor"
"Glad you are making progress.
I wanted to point out that you could also build up something like this by recording keyframes in a Paint Action Sequence (PASeq).
So you draw the initial shape with PASeq recording on. You record a single manual…"
Jennifer Sharpe replied to Jennifer Sharpe's discussion Simple starting technique for hand drawn animation movie with Wacom tablet"It's more fun than the usual ball though, isn't it? :D"
Sharon Katz replied to Jennifer Sharpe's discussion Simple starting technique for hand drawn animation movie with Wacom tablet"sweet!"
Jennifer Sharpe replied to Jennifer Sharpe's discussion Simple starting technique for hand drawn animation movie with Wacom tablet"Here is my first successful little test!:
Falling Pear: Studio Artist animation test"
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