Apr 17, 2018
I wanted to finally animate something for myself after weeks of Uni work. so I figured why not bust out some of the RWBY cast for something quick. (it's not perfect I just wanted to have some fun)
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I wanted to finally animate something for myself after weeks of Uni work. so I figured why not bust out some of the RWBY cast for something quick. (it's not perfect I just wanted to have some fun)
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Third Year of Animating for Fun
This blog's actual anniversary was at the end of August, but I hadn't posted about it then, so I'm rounding up to the new year. :) Happy New Year 2015!
It's been a fun year! Although the number of animation pieces this third year is considerably less compared to the amount done during the first and second years, I had a blast "upgrading" my after-hours animation, originally being created on my Nintendo DSi, to the more sophisticated animation program, TV Paint, on my tablet PC.
Golden Age of Insect Aviation: The Great Grasshoppers
 Dog and Butterfly
 Terrorizing Attack on Comic-Con's "Hall-H" (2014)
"In 1903, Olivia Wright was the first to pilot the great grasshoppers of North America."
While taking my kids to the playground, I shot live-action footage of a grasshopper, using my iPhone. This is one of many short animated clips I've made for fun. I might continue this particular clip as an Insect Aviation series... who knows :)
It was my first project using TV Paint animation software. (No rotoscoping used. Where's the fun in that?!) My work-in-progress can be found on my blog:Â animatingforfun.com.
Animation by Wayne Unten Music by Dave Gottlieb
Can this be a full length film?
Took a break from coloring (still lots to do) to experiment with how to create the shadow on the ground. I love how the FX stack in TV Paint feels similar to After Effects.
When I work on the actual shadow pass, I'm going to try match my artificial shadow with the real shadow in the BG plate. I want the shadow cast by the character to appear photo-real. :)
Second Year of Animating for Fun
Today, it occurred to me that last week was the 2nd anniversary of this blog.
Even though I've been doing a lot more overtime at work (on a very fun project) this past year than the first year, I've somehow still been able to squeeze in time to animate after-hours... just for fun on my Nintendo DSi.
One of the longer pieces from this year is still in-progress, but here's the collection of animation that I've posted throughout the year:
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One Year of Animating for Fun
One year ago today, I started posting my after-hours animated creations on this blog, partly to force me to practice animation outside of work but mostly to serve as an outlet to create... anything! Â ...anything that delighted me. Here's a collection of finished pieces (mostly finished) that I've posted throughout the year: