I once used Flipnote Studio on somebody Nintendo DSI, and now I wanna animate REALLY, REALLY BADLY.
Professional Animator currently working in the Film and VFX industry
Wei Xing
@WX
Age 35, Male
Character Animator
University of Teesside
England
Joined on 5/31/03
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IM A HUGE FAN OF YOUR ANIMATIONS
I ALSO PREFER THE STICK FIGURES HEHEHE
IM NOT AS GOOD, CAN YOU GIVE ME SOME ADVICE OR WHAT CAN I DO TO IMPROVE?
IF YOU HAVE THE TIME CHECK ONE OF MY ANIMATIONS AND WHAT CAN I DO TO IMRPOVE :p
TX
AWESOME BEHIND THE "SCREENS" XD
i Reilly want to play that game but i have call of duty mw3 for xbox360. if this game was even reel i wood buy it.
Hey WX, when are you going to finish it because i am a big fan of your Cs series and that's all i have to say. :D
super uber awesome!!! can't wait to watch CS; GO!!! :D
I love this!
I don't have CS3 so this MIGHT be a noob question on my part.
So, how did you make one animatic turn into another?
Example, on your first animatic you had actual pictures of Backgrounds, So how did you turn that into a drawing in the second one? Do you draw over it and delete it?
Same question with the characters.
Big fan though!
Yep I draw over them for backgrounds and paint them in Flash. Characters I just use the line tool and draw the rest :)
CroudControl
More than one question, here:
Do you draw your characters in flash cs3, too?
Do you use a tablett?
WHY IS ANIMATING SO HARD? :C
WX
Yes I pretty much do everything in Flash CS3.
I have a Wacom Intuous3 tablet and it works great. I don't always use it though, it's only really useful for drawing difficult shapes (like eyes and mouth). But otherwise I prefer using the mouse to do basic line tweaks and animation. So yeah depends on preference and what you're drawing.
Animating is always hard lol. Sure it gets a little easier the more you practice, but there's always new challenges ahead. Keep at it.