It can't be emphasized enough how quickly, quality animated shorts can be made in Cartoon Animator. More importantly it's just fun to tinker around in, mixing and matching things from your content library, whether its art you've created or art you've purchased from Reallusion's stores. Great work Garry. This video really showcases the software incredibly well.
Again... Garry Pye goes above and beyond the boundaries of what us novice CA5 users could ever imagine, and he does it in a way that encourages us to broaden our expectations of what WE can do on our own. He reveals the potential of CA5, revealing its advanced features in a "you can do this too", non threatening way. Bravo Garry... I'm pumped!
As always, brilliant. I love this animation and thanks so much Garry for showing us this behind the scenes. I always learn so much from your videos, Thanks Garry!
Thanks Garry for sharing so much with us. This is a great overview on your workflow in producing animations, while also showing off the features of Cartoon Animator 5 and the special capabilities with your creations. You do creative work with appealing characters and storytelling!
Animation brings life to ideas and emotions, and no one can bring that life better than a combination reallusion Cartoon Animator and Garry Pye. Great great informative video !!!
Quite a bit of info taught in such a short time- would be awesome to take some chapters of this and make some more comprehensive tutorials for a more in depth dive to the power of CA. Garry's one on one classes tackles this so brilliantly for the artist and well worth the money and time to invest in these.
Gary is an extremely talented artist with a uniquely distinct cartoonist style. I've always admired the abilities and characters of some of the illustrators from the old Mad Magazine issues, especially Don Martin. Gary's characters have that unique style and watching him animate and explain his process is amazing!
I grew up reading MAD magazine and was heavily influenced by liked cartoonists like Mort Drucker and Jack Davis. I had EVERY issue of MAD Magazine from issue #1 all the way through to 1987. They were my art bibles.
Thanks Garry!! We appreciate that you always take the time to break down complex animations into simple steps by revealing your process. I've learned a lot from you over the last year, and we thank you for your time and talents to the CA community!!
Wonderful work! Newbie question: You mention that it is better to break a longer animation into smaller files. How many files was your video? What is the advantage? Wouldn’t it be better to keep the entire animation in one file? Especially one like yours that is about 90 seconds. That way, wouldn’t it be easier to ensure all the characters and props remain in alignment and the correct position.
This video ended up about 4 project files only from memory. The advantage is, the file size for your overal project is in smaller, more manageable chunks, meaning you dont have to load the whole project to work on it, and in the event of a computer crash, you dont lose as much of your work. I never have probelsm with setting up my characters in the right position for each shot.
Hi @childrenstories41, You can check the store link and scroll down to find training videos for CTA5: www.reallusion.com/store/product.html?l=1&p=cta Or you can receive personal training from: www.2danimation101.com/index.html
This particular background was a combination of hand drawing, photo compositing and artificial intelligence software. Then I broke it up in to layers as a PSD file so I could have different levels of depth.
No doubt artificial intelligence will be used to enhance and speed up the animation process with Cartoon Animator eventually. As it is, the computer already does all the in between frames for you, so we're kind of already on the path.
Watch the full video > th-cam.com/video/sEhDLFZQzrA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jtx8QcrcNE31XzXJ
It can't be emphasized enough how quickly, quality animated shorts can be made in Cartoon Animator. More importantly it's just fun to tinker around in, mixing and matching things from your content library, whether its art you've created or art you've purchased from Reallusion's stores. Great work Garry. This video really showcases the software incredibly well.
Again... Garry Pye goes above and beyond the boundaries of what us novice CA5 users could ever imagine, and he does it in a way that encourages us to broaden our expectations of what WE can do on our own.
He reveals the potential of CA5, revealing its advanced features in a "you can do this too", non threatening way.
Bravo Garry... I'm pumped!
As always, brilliant. I love this animation and thanks so much Garry for showing us this behind the scenes. I always learn so much from your videos, Thanks Garry!
Wow this is amazing work, Garry! I'm a 3D guy, but this seriously makes me want to get back into 2D.
Garry Pye and CA5 are a winning combination for all animators.
Garry's passion for quality animation inspires all of us to improve our CA5 animations.
Brilliant video made by such a professional animator. Brilliant work Garry, it really showcases the software as well as your brilliant talents :)
Garry always shares the best tips with Cartoon Animator!
Disney quality ❤ well done Garry, always impressive. Cartoon animator will soon be the best 2D software.🎉
Love Garry's energy and the sharing of he made this video with Cartoon Animator!
A perfect video to show how can we use some tricks to make the 2D animation look like 3D animation!! It’s really inspired me a lot!
Thanks Garry forgiving us a look at moving the body around in a 360° map. I always like to learn something from your videos
Thanks Garry for sharing so much with us. This is a great overview on your workflow in producing animations, while also showing off the features of Cartoon Animator 5 and the special capabilities with your creations. You do creative work with appealing characters and storytelling!
Amazing work as always. Gary Pye is a master of his craft with CTA 5.
This is an excellent tutorial. So many great tips and techniques. I would love to see more like this. Thanks Garry!
Thank you! I’m so excited to try these tips in my own work!
Animation brings life to ideas and emotions, and no one can bring that life better than a combination reallusion Cartoon Animator and Garry Pye. Great great informative video !!!
Thank you SO much for such a lovely compliment! And thanks for watching!
Great video Garry! Informative and definitely inspirational !
Thanks for making my day with these videos showing your process!
Brilliant information. Looking forward to putting it into practice!
Quite a bit of info taught in such a short time- would be awesome to take some chapters of this and make some more comprehensive tutorials for a more in depth dive to the power of CA. Garry's one on one classes tackles this so brilliantly for the artist and well worth the money and time to invest in these.
YES! I agree, I would love to have more in-depth tutorials on how to do this. Where can I get those 1-on-1 classes with Garry? Have you taken some?
This is inspirational! 🎉
Gary is an extremely talented artist with a uniquely distinct cartoonist style. I've always admired the abilities and characters of some of the illustrators from the old Mad Magazine issues, especially Don Martin. Gary's characters have that unique style and watching him animate and explain his process is amazing!
I grew up reading MAD magazine and was heavily influenced by liked cartoonists like Mort Drucker and Jack Davis. I had EVERY issue of MAD Magazine from issue #1 all the way through to 1987. They were my art bibles.
Thanks Garry!! We appreciate that you always take the time to break down complex animations into simple steps by revealing your process. I've learned a lot from you over the last year, and we thank you for your time and talents to the CA community!!
My absolute pleasure. I love teaching my tips and tricks so we can all produce great animation with Cartoon Animator!
A comprehensive overview of the many possibilities in CTA5. Once again very informative.
Thank you for watching!
Thanks Garry, he has helped me improve my project,wine next time not beer,lol
Wonderful work! Newbie question: You mention that it is better to break a longer animation into smaller files. How many files was your video? What is the advantage? Wouldn’t it be better to keep the entire animation in one file? Especially one like yours that is about 90 seconds. That way, wouldn’t it be easier to ensure all the characters and props remain in alignment and the correct position.
This video ended up about 4 project files only from memory. The advantage is, the file size for your overal project is in smaller, more manageable chunks, meaning you dont have to load the whole project to work on it, and in the event of a computer crash, you dont lose as much of your work. I never have probelsm with setting up my characters in the right position for each shot.
do you offer training ?
Hi @childrenstories41,
You can check the store link and scroll down to find training videos for CTA5:
www.reallusion.com/store/product.html?l=1&p=cta
Or you can receive personal training from:
www.2danimation101.com/index.html
More a text book than a video. I can see I'll be making a dozen views for continued reference before all Garry's info infiltrates my thick skull.
How was the background made?
This particular background was a combination of hand drawing, photo compositing and artificial intelligence software. Then I broke it up in to layers as a PSD file so I could have different levels of depth.
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No doubt artificial intelligence will be used to enhance and speed up the animation process with Cartoon Animator eventually. As it is, the computer already does all the in between frames for you, so we're kind of already on the path.