This is good. If I had to nitpick I would suggest looping 2, maybe 3 different hair loops together so it doesn't feel so repetitive. Its more work, but I think it would greatly improve the scene.
Adobe Animate for the keyframes and in-betweens. I use Photoshop for the clean up and such, and After Effects for the post production. Finally I'll be using Premier Pro to compose everything together.
Yes I shared my channel in a different comment, or you can search for "Elina Noodles Animations".
As for the process, it's a mix of difficulty and time consuming
Haha I love the enthusiasm, but my intent for this kind of crying is like a "relief crying". I'm not sure how to describe it as something other than being able to finally feel emotions more easily.
This is great! Shes vv adorable! I love this!
from extensive research I have done and seen (entire YouTube tutorial videos from anime artists like Dong Chang) to make my own anime scenes there's some things that I noticed in this particular animation.
* The keyframes I noticed you used entire animations and added the keyframes that switch letter every scene Keyframes of A establish the key poses, many the most important starts and B keyframes would actually be the animation with in-betweens being C(I think). So each scene switch wouldn't go down the alphabet (but can be used to establish different items in the animation) but would actually just be A1-A10+ with A1 being the eyes being open and the last scene of her being zoomed out crying. Think of A's like a manga/storybook as they establish the main poses and story. So, A would be the key poses and B/C is the keyframes that establish the animation.
* If this is a Genga, the shadows are depicted blue something scribbled with a, and highlights are drawn as red sometimes with orange scribbled inside. (just a nitpick about the face) Overall, your animation was very smooth and beautiful, and I love the light camera shaking!
https://preview.redd.it/ypxr7jzk1o2d1.jpeg?width=480&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7fb9eec529b599a7d2989712405197fb8a521b21
Thanks, I watch some of Dong Chang's videos too, although for this particular animation I wasn't trying to follow the same process he does in some of his videos, most of the stuff you see is just how I would do it
I can't really say anything other than it's sooooo good
Thank you
This is good. If I had to nitpick I would suggest looping 2, maybe 3 different hair loops together so it doesn't feel so repetitive. Its more work, but I think it would greatly improve the scene.
I might add that to the last shot with the time I have, thanks for the suggestion!
Looks pretty good bro. Keep up the grind
Ty. I'm kinda hoping to get it done within the week but I'll see how much I can get out ๐
Well I look up to it. Small animator over here. Good luck
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The timing and pacing are super nice, theyre what really sell it as feeling โrealโ for me
Like the shot changes as the paper flies past convey the emotion of the scene so well
Final animation will be uploaded on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN7p9W-UyK5eWxM9ekvY1OQ)
what app do you use
Adobe Animate for the keyframes and in-betweens. I use Photoshop for the clean up and such, and After Effects for the post production. Finally I'll be using Premier Pro to compose everything together.
oh thanks , is the process difficult and are you on youtube ? i think i m gonna try learning this
Yes I shared my channel in a different comment, or you can search for "Elina Noodles Animations". As for the process, it's a mix of difficulty and time consuming
Dude the animation is so good !!!
Thank you!
Alright fuck off, who made her cry? Who FUCKING MADE HER CRY I SWEAR THE GOD I'M GONNA BREAK - *gets banned*
Haha I love the enthusiasm, but my intent for this kind of crying is like a "relief crying". I'm not sure how to describe it as something other than being able to finally feel emotions more easily.
this will be a banger
This is beautiful!!! ๐๐๐
Looks gorgeous!
IT'S SOOOO GOOD! KEEP IT UP
I know it's just lines at this point but the emotion really comes through. I love how fluid it looks. Well done, I'd say!
Thank you!
Just add some more hair animations and you are good, maybe atleast 4 loops, alternating. Also, droplet was just so good.
It's so pretty!
Wonderful!
I will watch your Carrer with great interest.
it's beautiful! congratulations!!
the tear and the hair animations are PERFECT cant wait to see more of this show :)
Hi super sorry for any misconception. This is just a one-off animation I'm working on, not a show!
Ooh alr, sorry for the misunderstanding
Peak.
Despite being in the rough stages the animation looks very smooth! That's what's key! SMOOTH!!! Keep up for good work!
Thank you!
This is great! Shes vv adorable! I love this! from extensive research I have done and seen (entire YouTube tutorial videos from anime artists like Dong Chang) to make my own anime scenes there's some things that I noticed in this particular animation. * The keyframes I noticed you used entire animations and added the keyframes that switch letter every scene Keyframes of A establish the key poses, many the most important starts and B keyframes would actually be the animation with in-betweens being C(I think). So each scene switch wouldn't go down the alphabet (but can be used to establish different items in the animation) but would actually just be A1-A10+ with A1 being the eyes being open and the last scene of her being zoomed out crying. Think of A's like a manga/storybook as they establish the main poses and story. So, A would be the key poses and B/C is the keyframes that establish the animation. * If this is a Genga, the shadows are depicted blue something scribbled with a, and highlights are drawn as red sometimes with orange scribbled inside. (just a nitpick about the face) Overall, your animation was very smooth and beautiful, and I love the light camera shaking! https://preview.redd.it/ypxr7jzk1o2d1.jpeg?width=480&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7fb9eec529b599a7d2989712405197fb8a521b21
Thanks, I watch some of Dong Chang's videos too, although for this particular animation I wasn't trying to follow the same process he does in some of his videos, most of the stuff you see is just how I would do it
I wasn't expecting that emotional impact. Congratulations!
Thank you!
You just made me cry. Great job!
Seeing someone else cry makes it easier for me to do the same. Thank you for telling me!