slowtiger
@slowtiger
trickfilme aus eigener herstellung. ät slowtiger ät berlin punkt social slowtiger@snafu.de last film: "Spoon" music:
Found this penguin animation on my harddrive, decades old. #animation #tvpaint
This "Tango" is really fun to animate because I can make fun of it. Here's the very serious male dancer again. #animation #TVPaint
Tango dancer animation. Of course a parody, since I can't dance, and lots of cheating, because animating dancer's steps is hell. (First half of 30 sec scene, 3 days' work.) #animation #TVPaint
I believe in the little mundane movements of everyday life carrying more emotion than big business combat scenes. #animation #tvpaint
A completely irrelevant minor background character, but I can't leave it unanimated! #animation #tvpaint
Simple gestures, slow movements with sketchy lines - a favourite. #animation #tvpaint
An animator is not someone who opens a funny door, but who animates a funny way to open a door. #animation #tvpaint
It can be amazingly difficult to animate an ordinary everyday action convincingly. #animation #TVPaint
Some new animation (test). Would you like to watch a feature length film with these characters, in this style? Would you pay for it? How about this mixture of photo and painted background? #animation #tvpaint
Animation inspired by the track "Hermetic Salt" by Khôra khora.bandcamp.com/album/gestur... (If only I knew into which film to put this) #animation #tvpaint
I'd like to animate a longer movie in this style and with characters like her. But who's going to pay my rent in the meantime? #animation #tvpaint #2D
Ich habe immer eine Zeichnung meines Bücherregals dabei (Also eines von meinen Bücherregalen.)
Wir hatten diese hier, mit Kurbel. Kinderleicht zu bedienen, und Unfälle gabs nie.
Ask and you shall receive. In 1990 I was an animator in a paper & pencil studio. Since 2006 I'm animating on a Cintiq, preal pencils are only used for occasional sketches. You may recognize the Berol Turquoise and the Blackwing Warrior, superior pencils de luxe.
Das wird eines Tages in den amüsanteren Literaturgeschichtsbüchern stehen (wenn es dann noch Bücher gibt). Gute Gelegenheit, meinen Lieblingscartoon von Tom Gauld zu posten: