hypnomike
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I use the book often.
Sometimes I help others on the forum by looking it up in this book. That way I get to answer questions and learn the program at the same time.
An essential purchase in my opinion.
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Brilliant work!
Still no word for Mr. Crow in England about the EU rights.There's a few of us Hashers in England, do you want us to "send the boys round"?
Good luck and keep up the great work.
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You have an excellent model there.
Even though it doesn't look exactly like the image you've rotoscoped from it is a work of art in it's own right.
Great work.
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Fast work!
The shape looks great and I'm sure that the tweaking advised by others will make this a cool model.
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Hi Mark!
Great work, he looks a real mean son of a gun! Can't wait to see the finished face.
Thanks for the e mail!
Cheers
Mike
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I'm amazed that this is only your second picture.
It really is very good.
Well done!
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I too can only echo David's assesments. Take his advice and you'll have a picture that you could hang on the wall.
Great work and not being in the top four is no disgrace, the competition was top drawer.
Congrats to all who took part.
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The concrete looks great.
The stains don't look so good to my eyes, I think they should be darker, like the colour of tea perhaps. Like water stains as Zaryn suggested.
The bridge it's self is excellent.
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Cute!
I look forward to the animations.
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Great work, the animation is very true to life.
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are the anzovin tutorials good?
The Anzovin tutorials are excellent.
I got a few for Christmas and am working on them now. Video tutorials such as these are easy to work with as you can bounce from the video to A:M quickly and as often as you like.
I find that it's worth going over stuff you may already know through different tutorials as I often pick info up that I may not have noticed from an earlier lesson.
There's a discussion on the Anzovin tutorials on http://www.hash.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=8869 most comments are positive and I've found their service to be exeptional.
Hope this helps and happy learning!
Mike
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Nice one Mark!
Have you ditched rabbit altogether for this project or is he wearing the armour???
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It's great to see your characters animated in context. Your work is really coming to life now.
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Nice work on Flyn you've made him sufficiently different to Gnosh for the viewer to know that they are two different characters despite obvious similarities, not an easy task.
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We shipped out the first batch of Sam Buntrock's AM in Live Action CDs, and we're eager to hear any comments or critiques from those of you who've had a chance to view it. Let us know what you think!
Steve
Anzovin Studio
Hi Steve!
I'm happy to say I received my copy (in the UK) just in time for Christmas.
I like to watch tuition videos a couple of times before plunging in as it gives me an overall impression of the big picture.
My impression after a first viewing is very positive. Sometimes Sam speaks a little too fast for me but that's not a problem as I can review anything I missed.
He's packed a lot of useful info into this package and really helped me to understand concepts which I've previously found difficult to follow.
I'd definitely recommend these cds to anyone with more than a passing interest in combining live action with cgi.
A huge bonus is that you can do this in Animation Master without the need to use other (usually expensive) programs for compositing.
Well done Sam!
Thanks to all at Anzovin for your usual excellent service.
Have a happy and prosperous new year.
Best Wishes
Mike
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Nice work on "Door's stuck" Logan!
I agree with Rodney, the sliding feet work really well.
I had a real life "Door's stuck" today at work. I tried to get into one of the offices through a door I've used many times before. After much pushing I had to bang on the door until it was opened towards me...Doh! Have I learned nothing from these exercises?
Happy New Year.
Mike
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Great to hear you're back!
Wishing you a speedy recovery.
All the best.
Mike
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Hey Mark!
I'm just popping in for a quick visit, really busy in the run up to Christmas!
If you play around with the timing when Shaggy bumps into the frame you'll have a winner there. I'll bet the tweaking takes longer than the rest of the work but it'll be worth it.
I'm not able to get on the forum as much as I'd like for the time being so feel free to e mail me when you've finished Mark, I'd love to see it.
Best of luck, be seeing you.
Mike
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You are the (candle) man!!
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Great pose, looking better all the time.
One suggestion, I think he may look better with one hand open rather than both clenched. I think it would work best on the trailing hand. Like he's going to punch then grab, or grab and punch if front is unclenched.
Looks great though.
Mike
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The lighting makes a big difference.
The vase is now less intrusive.
Good work.
Mike
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Nice job!
I could just imagine the image used in a catalogue, well done!
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Looks much better, I'm sure you've got enough detail for your fly by.
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A stunning piece of work Colin, great pose a very dynamic Marvel effect.
First model nearly complete, need some tips
in Work In Progress / Sweatbox
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Check out the wire frame of the Thom model supplied with A:M.
He has similar feet so you may find an answer there.