TV Paint+Cintiq in action
Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 13:53
Here is a small clip of TV paint in use.. go to http://www.fakegraphics.com/flash.php and click the making of peugeot lion.
Mikko
Mikko
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TV Paint+Cintiq in action
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Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 14:27
excellent work
Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 18:44
yeap, that's great!
how long did it take to be produced, I mean from the first scratch to the final version ?
how long did it take to be produced, I mean from the first scratch to the final version ?
Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 11:24
Very nice work Mikko.
You should have some rest now.
What is it your work in this project ? Rough 2d animation, i think.
What is it this 3d soft ? I did'nt recognize it.
You should have some rest now.
What is it your work in this project ? Rough 2d animation, i think.
What is it this 3d soft ? I did'nt recognize it.
Posted: 31 Oct 2007, 08:44
Thanks. It was produced in a one and a half week from the scratch. My part was character design, ruff animation and animation supervision. I can't do anything in 3D myself.
We use 3D max for all the 3D work. Composition in this case was done in Eyeon Fusion.
M.
We use 3D max for all the 3D work. Composition in this case was done in Eyeon Fusion.
M.
Posted: 31 Oct 2007, 16:41
I like this "making-of" because that TVPaint can be used for sketching before using a 3D software.
Some users are working in this way and it is not so often shown in a video !
Some users are working in this way and it is not so often shown in a video !
Posted: 31 Oct 2007, 19:11
Also you can import 3D sequences in TV paint and draw animation corrections on top of them.Then render a movie or sequence and take scene back to 3D software and use it as a reference. This is really good system if director or supervisor is not a 3D animator and I think it could work for teaching too.
M.
M.