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Sorry, these are horrific, not really a compliment to TVPaint :( They could need a few inbetweens more, which is surely a deadline or budget problem, but except of that what is so horrific? Inbetweens have nothing to do with it - it's a distasteful piece of wasted money bringing kid's perception of...

...But in the mean time I've found a very crude, but actually quite pragmatic solution using a certain kind of hub with a short cable and small USB connector. It's basically just stuck on the tablet with bluetack, Hey BJTrakman, thanks for sharing your idea. I never heared about Blutack before - se...

A late thks to you Frabrice, and for your additional insight, slowtiger.

These tutorials have been a useful tool in learning the workings of TVPaint. Now that I've gone through them this list will be great for revisiting particular lessons. Thanks Elodie (and also JQuinn for making a stellar request).

I'm always amazed by the lighting in a lot of these Japanese Animations. Is that all achieved via TVP's FX?

ten_zero wrote:Most important thing : "believe in your own hands. Keep drawing for originality".

I like that... a lot.

I've watched a video of the production of Kick Heart, and there was a lot of traditional drawing involved, in both the production and the storyboarding, so to give Flash 100% of the credit is overstepping. That said, I'm surprised that he used Flash in all of his productions, as you say. There are s...

(Another film for you: "Belladonna" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanashimi_no_Belladonna ). Thanks for the recommendation, I thoroughly enjoyed that, and the drawings were really good. It'll take another viewing for me to really get a hold of the story/narrative... but all in all, I'm re...

Wow, I'm surprised. But it seriously couldn't have all been flash? The black-and-white intro is definitely drawn...

Do you know what programs he used for Mind Game and kemonozume? Even Kick Heart (which I could believe was Flash too)?

That's really great to hear. Now just to start experimenting and looking for the right process...

While "rough" is kind of dismissive, I would argue that a lot of Yuasa's distortions are complex stylisations. That said, I see what you're saying about it's rarity. Somehow Yuasa's character's are easy for me to connect with, and I rarely connect with characters in more traditional Japane...

Love them both and seen all of their films. (I'm probably the only one who loved Bakshi's LOTR. lol )

I'm looking for any animators with similar styles to that of Masaaki Yuasa. Not his more traditional forms... but the Yuasa of Mind Game , Kemonozume , Kick-Heart , and Ping Pong ... the Yuasa who's a blend of international styles, and who isn't afraid to let his lines show... who's definitely Japan...

True, I think I will forever be going back to Photoshop for CYMK conversion, levels and curves... and do not yet know a way to change the hue and saturation in TVP, so I'll use PS for that too. Also, I don't know any program that quite matches Corel Painter's impasto, ink layers, etc. (although TVPa...

Hey guys/gals, I am relatively new to TVPaint -- this is my 3rd post on these forums, and I am learning fast thanks to Elodie's tutorials -- however, that said, I am an accredited artist, who uses a Wacom Cintiq Companion with advanced skill levels in Adobe Photoshop and Corel Painter. (I generally ...