BEHIND THE SCENES | Now Look at Me! - (TOH Fan Animation)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- The animation discussed in this video is an unofficial, non profit, fan made animation, not intended for commercial use. I do not own the characters or backgrounds. This video was made strictly for entertainment and educational purposes. Everything related to The Owl House belongs to Disney Television Animation. I hope you enjoy the video.
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CHECK OUT THE ORIGINAL SHORT:
• Now Look at Me! - (The...
CHECK OUT THE ORIGINAL STORY BOARDS:
• owl house storyboard p...
CHECK OUT THE SHOT BREAKDOWN VIDEO:
• SHOT PROGRESSION | Now...
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Timestamps:
Intro: 00:00
Why tackle this project?: 00:12
Answering a commonly asked question: 1:01
Character and sound design desicions: 1:55
Animation: 3:10
Backgrounds: 4:31
For the Future: 4:52
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Music:
[No Copyright Music] Artificial.Music - And So It Begins [Lo-fi] | • [No Copyright Music] A...
Royalty Free Lofi Music (For Videos) - "Faithful Mission" by Artificial.Music | • ♨️ Free Lofi Music (Fo...
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The animation discussed in this video is an unofficial, non profit, fan made animation, not intended for commercial use. I do not own the characters or backgrounds. This video was made strictly for entertainment and educational purposes. Everything related to The Owl House belongs to Disney Television Animation. I hope you enjoy the video!
Additional note I feel like including:
I used very short anticipation frames/poses (or completely omitted them) in some cases to try and add to the chaos and unpredictability of Amity's actions. She's a nervous mess and so she's naturally figidety and unpredictable.
ALSO CHECK OUT THE ORIGINAL SHORT:
th-cam.com/video/nYxP39QGt4k/w-d-xo.html
CHECK OUT THE ORIGINAL STORY BOARDS:
th-cam.com/video/UwYmys1jlxw/w-d-xo.html
CHECK OUT THE SHOT BREAKDOWN VIDEO:
th-cam.com/video/_2ffZ0c8Y8I/w-d-xo.html
@@teresaheagerty8203 I won't be making a full version. If you're interested as to why, then skip to 1:01 in the video
I love seeing how things are made, and this came out super clean! I'm excited to see how you'll continue to grow and the projects you'll make in the future
Great video!
This was really fascinating to see! I really appreciate your evaluation at the end; it sounds like you have a really great self-awareness of what you did well in the project and where you feel you can improve. I know that it's a bit cliché to say, but we're all definitely our worst critics and tend to notice little imperfections in our work that others don't. Drawing essentially a walking turnaround like you had to here has to be one of the more difficult endeavours in character animation out there, but Amity's walk cycle at the end honestly looks pretty great to me (although I guess you can take my opinion with a grain of salt; I found out the hard way in my last character animation class that I still have a whole lot of room for improvement when it comes to walk cycles, most saliently because I still need to get a better grasp on how neurotypicals walk; I only finished that class with an A by the skin of my teeth). I actually really like the way the follow-through and overlapping action on Amity's hair turned out overall, it was one of the first things I noticed when I watched the clip; I agree that you're a little constrained in some areas just because you have to stay true to the character design and the style of the show's animation. If it were a little too realistic, I think it'd likely be distracting from her expressions and mannerisms, which you obviously want to be the main focus for the audience. It would have been more work for the project than would have fit with your deadline, and maybe look a little too gross, but having a really small amount of fluid animation to show sweat dripping off and/or down her armpits might make it a little bit more obvious on her dark clothing. I feel like my most valuable takeaway from your suggestions to yourself for future projects is treating rough animation as its own stage to focus on getting the main motions right, and that leaving more work to the cleanup is actually a quicker and smoother process in the long run. I feel like I'm definitely someone who's easily tempted to get things just so right out of the gate when working on a creative project, I can easily get stuck obsessing over little details early on and end up having to rush the rest to meet a deadline (I once literally made a deadline by only around forty seconds). Thanks so much for sharing your process step by step like this, I feel like I learned a lot in just a few minutes! Best of luck in school, and in all your future adventures in animation!
Thanks so much. I'm glad you found it helpful and I'm glad you enjoyed the animation! I also really appreciate the feedback and compliments!
@@EthanAnimates411 Thank you, too! You've inspired me to try animating in Clip Studio Paint. I wanted to ask, would you recommend any particular tutorials?
@@isaac_buckley There's lots of good stuff out there but I found Manu Mercurial to have a lot of good stuff! My work flow certainly varies but that's alright! You just gotta find what works for you and what you enjoy!
Here is a link to one of his tutorials: th-cam.com/video/B31Js65_Big/w-d-xo.html
@@EthanAnimates411 Awesome! Thanks so much, dude!
These are great tips! As someone who is trying to improve their animation skills, I really appreciate the detail you included in this video.
Also, I never noticed how inconsistent Amity's design is! I've had a hard time figuring out how to draw her accurately, even in my own style, because I wasn't sure about which features to exaggerate. This helps a lot! Thank you!
Oh, and what software do you use for animation? It looks like it has a lot of useful tools!
Glad you found the video helpful! I use Clip Studio Paint!
cool
So you study animation? If yes, I want to study animation after highschool. Any tips?
I don't pretend to be an expert because I'm also still learning but my best advice would be to do lots of practice and to make sure you practice different things!
@@EthanAnimates411 you got it, thanks :D
@@EthanAnimates411 I made a short part of an owl house animation which is on my channel right now, could you give me some feedback?
What’s it like being an animator?
It's a lot of work but a lot of fun!
@@EthanAnimates411 Have you ever done an eyes in the dark gag before? It’s whenever it is pitch dark, the characters' open eyes are always visible. It’s one of my favorite cartoon gags.
@@MrTimshellscherber I have not
@@EthanAnimates411 You should try it, someday.