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@ D.T. Nethery,

How has that alternative Callipeg / iPad plan been going?

At some point your hardware will no longer be compatible with newer operating system versions. Eventually your software will not be compatible with your old operating system version. There is a point when you cannot even navigate the internet because the browser cannot be updated to what many websit...

Does everyone here use some form of Cintiq or equivalent?

@marijaye I suspect Xavier has left the company by now.

https://forum.tvpaint.com/viewtopic.php ... 06#p131506

I love everything about these clips. I want to say this project is an example of how every ingredient, technique and principle applied to animation can be expressed with perfection yet avoid being cliche through the vehicle of attitude and personality. Perfection comes in many forms and personalities.

I did not find a thread that would be a good fit so I am starting one. I finally saw Klaus on Netflix. I still have not completed it. (I tend to watch things in increments picking up where I left off on another day. I do not have the time to watch things all the way through in one sitting generally ...

That is really cute.

Amazing hand-drawn animating skill evident with all of that smooth rhythmic motion.

This film was made at Cal Arts in 2020. Nothing on the film credits explicitly says 'Made With TVPaint" , but I believe most of the animated films made at Cal Arts are made using TVPaint. (If anyone knows different, please correct me.) 'Onions' a film by Anna Scott - https://annascottcharacter...

"How Will McCormack and Michael Govier Drew Art out of Tragedy" https://www.animationmagazine.net/animated-people/if-anything-happens-i-love-you-how-will-mccormack-and-michael-govier-drew-art-out-of-tragedy/ I wish I could create art as an outlet for pain. Instead, it is partially crippli...

That is an amazing depiction of ocean waves DiletantBabaewich. The funny thing about this "underwater effect" is that you don't see that in nature while underwater. The "underwater ripple" is a film convention, like a speed line in comics. So I'd be totally happy with just a ripp...

In the AWN article (https://www.awn.com/animationworld/new-dreamworks-shorts-program-birds-and-marsupials) the producer of the film, Jeff Hermann, talks about their work pipeline on the short: "The studio had to create a pipeline for the short because it no longer had one for 2D animation"...

This model works for me not speaking either language. It benefits from being brief and on point. This is close to a glance's worth of animation successfully communicating its message. I suspect many a Millennial will get it.

Interesting. Regarding the AWN article, it is not clear where that TVPaint reference came from. The paragraph contains a quote by Salazar but the source for the use of After Effects, TVPaint and Photoshop is not cited. That said, I do not see anything in this that could not be done using TVPaint. Th...

E-VHWQ6OdK8 Zc39IZxL56U (Referring to a clip in a previous post, not shown in these) They did amazingly well depicting water. There are so many interesting and varied elements. Such attention to detail! Love the highlight/shadowed ripples conforming to the light conditions on the water surface, for...

He said it was a lovely reference, not a lovely colour choice. He hasn't said if he thinks yellow gloves are lovely or not. I was just wondering about the objective of the reference and how successful it is at achieving it. Not many people would comprehend it as a reference. Their reaction would mo...