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- Working with video reference
- Progress
- Giant Robot Outake:
- Raymond and the Giant Robot Attack: Pages 49-64 of...
- To Celebrate Tom's Cosmic Triumph
- Kirby. The Prisoner. Large size Pencils
- E3 Blast From The Past
- PLEASE don't make me beg . . .
- I start at AVIS tomorrow morning
- Raymond and the Giant Robot Attack: Pages 33-48 of 64
- SD Comic Fest ...
- Speaking of Cons
- Sketchfab is Fabulous
- Raymond and the Giant Robot Attack: Pages 17-32 of 64
- My Tuesday Contribution-Animating Gifs to Give you...
- Nightmare Alley
- New short from Otomo
- ECCC Artist Alley tables still avalable!
- Laser Tube!
- Double-Bounce Walk
- Well, just got the word today
- Roughs, Actual Size, Finish Pencils Tomorrow
- What was the name of the Japanese Toy Armature tha...
- A new Tube
- Thumbnails
- Raymond and the Giant Robot Attack: Pages 1-16 of 64
- ISBN number and everything
- Retro-Ellis is here!
- Simple Block-In Animation
- Doing something in Illustrator
- Back to the basics...
- More Horses
- Tesla Tube!
- It's a twister Auntie Em!
- More Blender awesomeness: Now with Pepe!
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- Color by Emi
- Johnny B. Gerardy: Inker/Embellisher
- The Art of James Maurice Gorham
- Creeple
- Cork
- The Official Scott Benefiel Webpage
- Nearsighted Comics
- JohnK
- Brush Pen Breakfast
- Rick Schmitz's Website
- Jeff's Plasticky Archive of Curiously Shaped Pieces of Plastics and Other Odd Creations
- rickart
- Skribbl's Lego Fantasmagoria
- Story Boredom
- R0B0T0P!A
- The Artist Presently Known as Ellis Goodson
- GoodsonStoryboards
- weirdellis.com
- Ellis' Other Blog
- Truepaint
- Rich Sjoberg's Pixel Palace
- Maurie J. Manning
- The Digital Pencil Blog
- EUROCHINO Blog
- Phloo!-featuring Chippy and Loopus!
- Obstikildillusion
- Creative Blog Link-o-rama
- Kali's Blog, Old Men with Kazoos and Beating Drums
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Lot of stuff to review. Awesome that something free to anyone is getting so much serious talent making it their tool.
Ronnie! This is cool stuff--esp'ly for free!
Dude, we hope the cartoon Surly abides in good health....
Cartoon Surly abides, but I've hit the pause on production briefly while I dig into Richard Williams 'Animator's Survival Kit', Jeff Lew tutorials, and study motion, framing and camera work from my favorite movies (thanks for encouraging me to that, BTW..it's really paying off). I'm making tons of quick walk and run cycles (with generic, pre-rigged characters) and action clips and I'm studying weight and movement in a way I've never done before. I'm trying to get as fluent with the technical stuff as I can. I don't want to fight tools once I've got everything planned out. Doing a bunch of exercises helps me learn what does and doesn't work without digging too deep of a hole.
From a pipeline standard, I've pretty much decided to go with Blender for just about everything now - minus the modeling of Surly - which is mostly done. Blender is the best tool for the job: I can model, UV, rig and animate, render, composite, edit, do FX and even color grading, etc. all in one application. It's pretty amazing that I can do just about everything in this amazing free program.
So everything is still on track. Just trying to make sure I lay a solid foundation.
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