KJ'd Beast
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While that is obviously not the desired result it does have its charm.
Did you use a scripting language to randomize the leaves placement or would you explain how you modeled the tree or point me to a tutorial?
Also, couldn't you have made leaves from the hair emitter?
Thanks,
KJB
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Mark,
That is a really cool machine. I think it could actually work if you gave it a gyroscope to keep it's balance. Do you have a degree in mechanical engineering?
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Great work. Unfortunately this video scares the heck out of me because I feel I would have to quit my full-time paying job to learn all this stuff. I'm still trying to learn how to model. What I am most impressed with is the amount of talented people on this forum. I don't know how many people here are professional animators or hobbyists but if I could afford a way to get everyone together for a international meeting of the minds at a hotel conference room it would be pretty terrific. Continued success to everyone here.
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Real nice mood to this image. For me the most powerful aspect is the handmade visual appeal.
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Cool Post,
Do you have the courses?
Thanks Rob.
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Rob,
Really cool, funny insight on some of the twelve principles of animation. Specifically, anticipation, arcs, and timing but many others in there subtlety.
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Tore,
Very cool. The hand painted textures and the visible ball and socket joints really help sell the hand made feel.
Do you also go to the Stopmotionanimation and stopmotionworks websites?
I created a logo for stop motion animation a few years ago and I got to send a t-shirt to Ray Harryhausen for his 91st B-day.
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Tore, Do you use A:M Paint as well?
Your style appears to be influenced by stop motion animation? Are you also a stop motion animator?
Have you seen the short film of Peter and the Wolf?
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Export baked, triangulated and subdivided .obj model, then import to and paint in 3Dcoat.
Tore,
I have been considering purchasing A:M Paint and had never heard of 3Dcoat until I viewed your post.
From an creative / technical workflow stand point; Why have you chosen to use 3DCoat as opposed to using A:M Paint?
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You may also be interested in this one.
BOSTO:
http://www.bosto-tablet.com/models/22hd/
YOUTUBE REVIEWS:
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Thanks,
Another nice instructional video, Rob.
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Nancy,
Nice work. You have a very distinct style. I always think of your artistic personality as forest nymph/fairies/witch/mother nature.
Love the chocolate texture.
Continued success to you,
Keith
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Is it something someone who only saw 90 seconds of Doctor Who in the 70's would enjoy?
I get the sense that one must have followed it quite closely over the years to follow it now.
Rob,
It's a two hour mini movie and although you would miss out on certain aspects I was able to watch the whole thing with my wife, who watches regularly, and enjoy it.
Keith
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Some of my favorite "B-Movies"
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I'm sure there's an easier way to do this but I thought about using the squetch rig and animating a walk cycle and constraining a camera to it. I know someone here can totally explain it better.
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picture of old hash office
Where was the old Hash office, the Vatican?
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Mark,
Thanks for the heads up on the video tutorials.
Fuchur,
Good Point. Yes, the hands are proportional to the head.
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Hey Jeff,
Really cool model. Really well done. I'm new to A:M and I had a couple of modeling questions. (Please don't take these as criticisms, just observations.)
Why do her breasts have as many patches as they do? It seems like you could keep the same form with less density. Yes or No?
I know her anatomy is cartoony/stylized, but her hands seem really huge compared to her feet. Looks a bit odd to me (but modeled well) Design choice or oversight?
I love the way you modeled her abdomen and the rest of her features very feminine.
Also, to follow up on Rob's post. Where can I find a tutorial to flatten the patches like you show in an earlier post?
Kudos,
Keith
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Wow. Very cool advert. Cool style. How long did it take you to complete from initial concept? Is that all A:M?
It would be cool if Hash did a spot light piece on your work to promote the product.
Would you post pics of some wireframes of the models?
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THE 12 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ANIMATION
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I wonder if anyone makes a blank page of stickers you could run through a printer to make for your own customized shortcuts?
Here you go Rob. From the same website.
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Wonder how they'll work on a non-english keyboard...
As I have never seen a non-english keyboard, what does yours look like?
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I found this website searching for A:M stuff. I thought this was pretty cool to help new users who have a hard time remembering keyboard shortcuts, although I wish they had the actual A:M icons.
The price is pretty good at less than $10.
Color coded UI?
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That would be really nice.