made in tvpaint

[thearts]

hisko> u are awesome man , i worship you.

[hisko]

Thanks for your compliment (if you mean it).
I don't know who you are, but I saw that you linked to the mike sporn site. Why?

[thearts]

Thanks for your compliment (if you mean it).
I don't know who you are, but I saw that you linked to the mike sporn site. Why?

ur work is really great. i like it. every frame shot is fully detail colored. it's pretty amazing.

i'm a noob here, not good at drawing or animating but i'm interested in it and trying to learn,

that link, i thought i would post it and share here becuase no one has post it up yet. i'm not related to him or anything , it's just i thought it's related to animation.

[hisko]

that link, i thought i would post it and share here becuase no one has post it up yet. i'm not related to him or anything , it's just i thought it's related to animation.

It seems that the usual suspects on this forum knew this link already, but I didn't, so thanks again, I'll check it.

[karltoonz]

beautiful...

[hisko]

beautiful...

Thanks, you just gave me this week's fuel...

[Gravin]

Wow these stills are amazing! How are you keeping everything consistent for this to work as an animation?

[hisko]

Wow these stills are amazing! How are you keeping everything consistent for this to work as an animation?

Thanks!
I have made clay heads that I use as reference for the shadow animation. I put one or two lamps on a clayhead that I attached to an old photostatief (I don't know the english word) and move the clayhead position by position just as I animated it, so that I can see how the light falls.
Then I paint the shadows in two seperate layers in TVPpaint (layers in multiply mode). It will all move and wiggle a bit, but that gives it also a lively effect. While I am painting the shadows, I can flip back and forth to check if the tone is right ( thanks to TVPaint).
It's kind of complicated, but once I get in a flow, it works fine.
The backgroundpaintings are done with oilpaint. On the photo you can see 1 of the 160 paintings that I have to make for my film Junkyard.
There's a little clip on the user's gallery.

[joz]

like we say in France "CA DEBOITE !", really impatient to see the entire movie

[Peter Wassink]

like we say in France "CA DEBOITE !"

... but what do we say?

[Fabrice]

not easy to translate : it's like : "it's incredible and I have to see it !"

[ZigOtto]

"ÇA DÉBOITE !" ... something like "IT ROCKS !"

[Paul Fierlinger]

"ÇA DÉBOITE !" ... something like "IT ROCKS !"

That short, eh?

[hisko]

like we say in France "CA DEBOITE !", really impatient to see the entire movie

Thanks man!
I just learned that "CA DEBOITE !" means that "IT ROCKS".
What is ""I HOPE THAT YOU CAN WAIT FOR ANOTHER 2(+) YEARS" in french?

[ZigOtto]

That short, eh?

young people use to speak "shortly" (less words > less errors), don't you ?

... What is ""I HOPE THAT YOU CAN WAIT FOR ANOTHER 2(+) YEARS" in french?

"J' ESPERE QUE TU POURRAS ATTENDRE ENCORE 2 ANS (VOIRE PLUS) "

at your service, Sir !