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Thanks, mate! I'm looking at your stuff and holy f*, it's amazing!
This took me more time than it probably should have (1 week, perks of being a noob). I made it for the r/low_poly montly contest inspired by one of Hiroshi Nagai's paintings, with a bit of my own twist to it, all with Blender. I tried to evoke a bit of that Sega flair with their racing games.
EDIT: Dammit, my monitor was too bright and my original scene was too dark. I just reuploaded and it's fixed now.
EDIT: Dammit, my monitor was too bright and my original scene was too dark. I just reuploaded and it's fixed now.
This took me more time than it probably should have (1 week, perks of being a noob). I made it for the r/low_poly montly contest inspired by one of Hiroshi Nagai's paintings, with a bit of my own twist to it, all with Blender. I tried to evoke a bit of that Sega flair with their racing games.
EDIT: Dammit, my monitor was too bright and my original scene was too dark. I just reuploaded and it's fixed now.
I decided to convert this scene to a high poly version, just to practice:
EDIT: I decided to add a fake sky to it. See what you think:
How About No
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DD and nded, those are some very nice scenes
Has anyone experience with online courses? I feel like I need structures learning since I like it when I'm modeling but I often feel paralised on what to do.
I'm looking at CGMA and it seems quite comprehensive? Ideally I'm looking for something that incorporates personal work into the course itself and not just modeling exactly what the teacher is modeling.
I'm looking at CGMA and it seems quite comprehensive? Ideally I'm looking for something that incorporates personal work into the course itself and not just modeling exactly what the teacher is modeling.
Yason
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Don't now if this thread is still active? But here goes anyway.
For a stop motion animation course I'm following I made this video.
I used so called collage stop motion technique with a green screen for background effect later.
Using paper cut out, some nuts and autumn fruits, I tried to make a space battle scene.
Feedback is appreciated
For a stop motion animation course I'm following I made this video.
I used so called collage stop motion technique with a green screen for background effect later.
Using paper cut out, some nuts and autumn fruits, I tried to make a space battle scene.
Feedback is appreciated
Ailynn
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Don't now if this thread is still active? But here goes anyway.
For a stop motion animation course I'm following I made this video.
I used so called collage stop motion technique with a green screen for background effect later.
Using paper cut out, some nuts and autumn fruits, I tried to make a space battle scene.
Feedback is appreciated
Nice work! ❤
Also, thanks for reviving this thread...I didn't know it existed! I'll have to post some of my pixel animation later.
Yason
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Looking forward to it!
Yason
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Ok, I finished my animation course I followed for 4 evenings in december. After that I had this idea for a small clip about Trump and Putin.
Imagine they would have a dinner together, what would happen?
Because with the cut-out (collage) animation technique I learned it is possible to use pictures of real life people and events and so I wanted to experiment with that. It's my first experiment with pictures of real figures so I ran into some problems.
It is really not near perfect, my background didn't work as intended so I left it white. The timing is also a bit fast, so maybe you should view the clip a second time to get everything . And perhaps the next time I should work with larger cut-outs so I have better control of all the tiny cut-out pieces of paper.
Feedback is however still appreciated!
Imagine they would have a dinner together, what would happen?
Because with the cut-out (collage) animation technique I learned it is possible to use pictures of real life people and events and so I wanted to experiment with that. It's my first experiment with pictures of real figures so I ran into some problems.
It is really not near perfect, my background didn't work as intended so I left it white. The timing is also a bit fast, so maybe you should view the clip a second time
to get everything . And perhaps the next time I should work with larger cut-outs so I have better control of all the tiny cut-out pieces of paper.Feedback is however still appreciated!
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