RG MS-06S ZAKU II -
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Stop motion build of the MS-06S ZAKU II - Char's custom mobile suit.
I don't see any reason I will stop these stop motion builds, no pun intended but pun very welcome, this is fun. I can practice animation, build gundams, build rigs to support things. I can feel that this is the coming together of several hobbies.
And I decided this was the project to learn how to do foley. I recorded every sound I used, learned an absolute ton. Already had a respect for Foley artists, but DAMN, sound and animation are BEST friends and has taken me too long to learn.
Learning and fun are two of the major driving forces of my life and animation career. The culmination of hobbies to include physical hobbies is a clincher. I hope to be doing this, and getting back to 2D animation again more regularly. This is fun ^__^ I hope everyone's doing well, and your projects are going smoothly.
As a courtesy to me, I would ask that no one but me re-upload this anywhere else. But naturally, feel free to share if you like it.
If you like stop motion, you should check out some masters of the craft.
Movies:
Jason and the Argonauts
Anything by Laika
Anything by Aardman
Mad God
TH-camrs:
omozoc
Animist
edu puertas
I am really loving this!! The sound effects are top knotch and extremely well timed. I can tell a lot of work went into this and I very much appreciate it!
Thank you so much I just bought my first gundam and starting with this build is extremely challenging for me. this video really helped me out :)
I’m glad it was helpful :)
This is stunning work, not only in quality, but in conception as well!
I very much appreciate it
You did very very well
Thank you very much!
I had so much trouble just building this normally, huge props for animating this build
Thank you, and it was kind of a huge pain to figure out logistically until the parts were cut out and gathered ^__^’
Absolutely amazing work
Thank you!
NOOOO THE BOX
It’s just the back of the box ^__^ the art is in tact
@@slyshand thank god
Man, it sounds like you've been doing this longer than I've been alive. I want to get into 3d animation to push movement to levels that we cant do in our reality. seeing stuff from you and everyone in the animation community just makes me want to learn even more. Although I do struggle with finding a driving force at times. any advice on that?
This is roughly year 15 as a professional animator. Start slow and do a little every day, like 15 minutes. If it becomes routine then it it starts to become easier to sit down and commit time and brain power to.
Simple exercises, bouncing ball, getting used to how, in 3D animation and the F-curve editor works and acts, and just do some experiments of something you want to do. Avoid several minute long animations at the start (Even 30 seconds is a LOT in 3D) when it's too much too soon the overwhelming part of how long it takes can slow you down or demotivate.
3D animation tends to be very technical but artists over the years have been making it easier to get into. And even some crazy or at least useful free rigs out there. I hope my early morning ramblings make sense, coffee is still goin.
@@slyshand Yeah, good idea on doing very short animation ideas. I'd probably burn out before getting anywhere I wanted to be if I don't slow down. I was just still a little confused when you said "Learning and fun are two of the major driving forces of my life...". I somewhat understand that fun motivates you, but how does learning make you motivated?
@@MrMcgee-me6bu Depending on the subject or skill, I enjoy learning new things and how to apply those things to new or old hobbies or anything really. If it's fun to do something, it's fun to learn more about it. And that just feeds back into itself for me which keeps me goin.
@@slyshand That's something I've never thought of before. most of the time I find something I think is cool, but keep doing the activity until I don't know why I continue anymore. Animation is a different case, I have a clear reason. giving the laws of nature and physics the bird. Maybe I just need to ask "why do I want to do this" more often.
I didn't think I'd be learning life lessons from youtube comments today.
@@MrMcgee-me6bu In the grand scheme of things you stumbled upon an old animator that likes to ramble ^__^ "Why do I want to do something" does tend to lead to a valuable answer. Even if that thing you want to do is for fun, relaxation, or more studious or goin buck wild on an animation that ignores physics and conventions. If you do any animation you want to share feel free to pass it along!
Audio!!!!!!!❤️❤️
In the adrian extended universe, this alternate universe knows how to foley in sound XD
Did it got loose very fast?
I didn’t have a big problem with it getting loose, but I did pop off the front waist pieces by accident constantly.
@@slyshandOh, Okay, Thanks!!!