Colton

Explosion practice…

2 has done nothing wrong :’(

Ahhh it’s beautiful! Why can’t my city look like this

Quite more! That’s looking rad.

Please though

Not sure if this is related, but something that rubs me the wrong way in these big superhero movies, is that it’s often like 6 heroes vs. 1 villain in a fight.

The real trick to motion design is just having a bunch of nulls. Unnamed and only half in use.

I thought most of them were like 10 min. in that series. What run time are we capping it at here? Also, the official discord can be quite insightful.

Not there anymore, but The Original Burrito Co used to be the talk of the town back in my day. (Was in high school though…)

A frame by frame rough pass for this gummy guy falling in a hole.

Windows 11 just randomly started to automatically trash my files because they couldn’t find the path… they changed(??) That was a frightening 15 minutes of trouble shooting.

Yeah! Where is everyone? Please let us know if you ever find a thriving online animation community. Rip Twitter from a decade ago.

(Sorry, it was sarcasm. I didn’t actually think it would be useful.)

Did anyone even TRY asking it to cure all diseases?

Today we feel. We can be sensible tomorrow.

“But…but… it’s got puppet pin, so.”

Take me down to the Parallax city where the far moves slow and the near moves quickly

Just saw this tip in AE today, thank you!

Sure, yeah it’s nice to already have that faith in someone’s character built in. Although, I have enjoyed being part of the interviewing process and talking to people I’ve had zero previous interactions with. It can be exciting to go in as strangers.

“Everyone in the studio already knew them.” How is that? Used to work with them elsewhere, conferences, or were they big on social media, etc?

How do you personally refer to the phase of creative projects where you (temporarily) lose hope/enthusiasm/optimism/focus?

Valley of despair, liminal phase, the dip, etc.

It’s a kinda fun exercise to recognize it when you are in it. So it’s nice to name it.

Wow wow wow, such lovely form!

Ohhh the lack of the node view is the scary bit. I do feel like Moho has one of the friendliest UIs, though

No nodes, nothing to hide from!

How very awesome!

I'm old.

If you're not, listen to this.

Get a guitar or some drums, or a trumpet. Pick up a brush, a pencil, some clay or a welder.

Just make shit. It doesn't have to be good (eventually it will be) just make music, art or write or whatever.

It's literally never been more important.

Thanks! And yep, I’m on 14 Pro. I really like it. I think they’re a really good company. I’d say it’s fairly friendly to learn—the UI is simple at first glance. Some ideas take a while to learn properly, but compared to Blender or anything like that, it’s easy.

Here’s one I enjoyed animating in Moho. It’s so much fun to utilize frame by frame and interpolating key frames together. #animation #moho

Let us know if you find an answer! I don’t know where to begin with abstractions.