While I love the existing Anime Studio tutorials on VTC, I would love to see a tutorial that firstly covers the new additions (naturally), but also takes a single project from beginning to end, much like the Anime Studio Pro 5 tutorials. In other words, let's just assume that you are producing a 30 ...

Wow! How incredibly ambitious but beautifully realized. I have some criticisms on the animation but I'm really in awe of what you've accomplished!

Pierre

Parker,

Your drawing tutorials are wonderful! I'm going to have to investigate the other ones you've posted. Again, I can't thank you enough!

Pierre

I finally just got around to seeing this post and the associated CartoonBrew post. I'm not certain how I missed this the first time around! I have a technical question. You said that you worked off your animatic and created all your artwork in Photoshop then manipulated the layers in Anime Studio Pr...

Wow...I thought that was really awesome. The layouts, camera moves and color design was fantastic. I'm very impressed!

Only one of my animations on YouTube was done using Anime Studio, but it turned out quite nice. It's a combination of Anime Studio for the 2D animation, Photoshop for the backgrounds and Carrara for the 3D animation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgW9GsOmTqU&feature=mfu_channel I'd love to do m...

I'm curious how expansive you intend to make this game. Backgrounds, especially on the caliber of the later King's Quest games require a lot of time to execute, easily days if you are designing and executing the backgrounds on one's free time. I use to work for a multimedia company and we would do b...

I'll second that...Cartoonbrew.com is a great website. I also visit http://www.michaelspornanimation.com/splog/ on a daily basis. He posts almost daily, though not always about animation. However, he links to many good articles and often posts wonderful animation art and reprints from old articles. ...

There's always Animation magazine. The URL is:

http://www.animationmagazine.net/

I used to be able to get this at just about any Barnes and Noble but I don't think they carry it anymore. It's a pretty lightweight magazine but it's still very informative.

Pierre

That's friggin' brilliant! I love the color cycling backgrounds and how you've left space for your animation to be readable over the backgrounds. This is truly one of the nicest things I've seen on this forum yet! The one thing I don't get is the mouse with the saw. Otherwise, I recognise your chara...

Wow...that's freakin' awesome! Absolutely beautiful!!!

I've been playing around with Flip Boom, which is available on Toon Boom's website. This fills a nice gap for me as I find Anime Studio's drawing tools somewhat difficult to use and Flip Boom facilitates hand drawn, frame by frame animation which is difficult to do in Anime Studio. Even better, the ...

Gee...I'm actually very impressed by this. There's a great anime vibe going on with the character designs and layouts though apparently it's eastern European.

It's nice to see that at least part of the production was done in Moho/Anime Studio.

Pierre

Hi Stayfun,

Very nice work! How was the animation and live action footage composited? It's really seemless. Also, the children's book adaptation looks very beautiful.

Thanks for sharing!
Pierre

I like this alot...very simple and graphic but incredibly effective!