Hello Friends, Please have a look on this link. This really requires an attention specially to those who loves Art/ Animation. As I am a core member and an artist for this project, I am sharing with you all. It will really be appreciable if you could share this with all your friends and your online ...

This is really nice. I liked the horse's reaction and the bird flying away from the hand. That little thrust on the hand before the flight. Simply fantastic. Great...Keep up the good work.

Great vid. I didn't even know how to use that curve profile until I saw this video. Thanks :D You Gotcha.... :D Do subscribe for future tutorials posts. Till then enjoy these two: 1> Creating a Ball Jump in Anime Studio Pro 9.5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpwbH1fYljc 2> Basics-Creating a cat's ...

This is awesome. Really fun to watch it again and again specially the penguins. Great job.

I agree with Danimal. That's a superb presentation.

I agree with Danimal. Else nice concept and camera angles.

Wow...a nice trick. Thanks for sharing

3deeguy wrote:Great piece of work You are a talented animator.

Thanks 3deeguy. That was really an inspiring comment. Thanks again

Danimal wrote:Amusing and well done. And Happy New Year to you as well!

Thanks. Anime Studio rocks.

slowtiger wrote:Very good acting!

Thanks.

Hi
It's New year, 2014.

Just thought of wishing you all with an animation.

Here it is



A very Happy New year, 2014. Wish you all the best for a successful life ahead.

Awesome tutorial. You gave your character great personality. I look forward to more, thanks! :D Thanks. Yes, it is most important to add some organic movement features to make it look more convincing, rather than a computer animation look. It never matters what type of character it is. It is simply...

The tutorials have begun... Yes, do check my ball jump tutorial. here it is : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpwbH1fYljc Well, for those that have seen his first full tutorial...they are great! Well, have you watched that? I know that was with poor sound quality. And I already apologized for it.

richinri wrote:Awesome, thanks!

You are Welcome. Do subscribe for future updates.

I was curious why the squash and stretch was assigned to two different smart bones? It seems that it would make more sense to have them both in one bone. It avoids extra key frames and the "squaring" effect of the points if both bones are rotated or the keys overlap. Would you really want...