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Just found out you can salute in the guard costume in Ghost of a Tale! :)

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Ghost of a Tale fan art, “The Drop”. This took a while to make, but I think it came out well.

I used Photoshop and Analog Efex Pro 2 to make this.

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Ghost of a Tale fan art. I’ve never made digital work this detailed before so I’m really happy with how this turned out.

I used Photoshop and Analog Efex Pro 2 to make this.

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Animation #3 - “Brick falling from a shelf onto the ground”

I decided to stop using OpenToonz and try out Krita this time. It works pretty well.

http://www.animatorisland.com/51-great-animation-exercises-to-master/

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Continuing from yesterday, animation #2 from the list. 

http://www.animatorisland.com/51-great-animation-exercises-to-master/

It’s late, and I considered doing this tomorrow, but I don’t want to slow down.

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“Rainy Day” - A little short I made with LightWave 3D.

I began making this in the spring semester of 2015 in the LightWave Animation class at Tulsa Community College. During the fall, I took the Digital Media Capstone class and added finishing touches to the short.

Of course I can see all its little flaws, but I’m happy with how it came out. Now I’m going on to create better things.

PostFX were completed with After Effects CC and and audio was done with Adobe Audition CC.

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I’ve done a little animation before, perhaps one little thing here and there every couple of years, but I think it’s time I start with the basics again.

Starting now, I hope to complete one animation a day. I’m following this nice list from Animator Island available here: http://www.animatorisland.com/51-great-animation-exercises-to-master/

This animation is #1 on that list. It’s at 24FPS and there are 15 frames in the animation.

I’m using OpenToonz 1.0.

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“Old Computer Room” - a scene made in Blender using the internal render engine.

It’s not exactly inspired by Fallout, but it certainly resembles it!

PostFX were done with After Effects CC and Photoshop CC with the Analog Efex Pro 2 plug-in.

And yes, that is a microfiche reader. The idea was that whoever was in this room was modifying old tech to make them serve new purposes, so they turned the microfiche reader into a computer.

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It’s time to post online.

I’m planning to post art on here a lot. Most of it will be of my progress learning animation, illustration, and making fun 3D renders.