Thank you so much, you don't know how long I've been searching for this information for. being a young man myself still in High School I've been looking into starting a career in animation for a few years and finding this information has been a big help. I was wondering if you could list a few of the items you use to do this such as the the clip that holds the paper, what type of paper that is?
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad it helped you. If you are interested in getting a real animation desk+disk like the one shown, there's a fellow in Canada who makes them pretty inexpensively in Canada, named Colin - He's just great. Here’s a link to see more: animationdesks.com/ - He can make them with a pegbar that uses 3-hole paper with 1/4 inch round holes, instead of the Acme holes if you wish, so you can punch any kind of 8.5X11 paper at home, instead of buying the expensive paper. If you are short on cash and just want to practice the flipping technique, you can buy a Round hole pegbar from Lightfoot LTD for around $10, and do the same, by taping the pegbar to a piece of plexiglas and make a lightboard yourself. (www.lightfootltd.com/) Let me know if you need any more info! :)
Thank you so much, you don't know how long I've been searching for this information for. being a young man myself still in High School I've been looking into starting a career in animation for a few years and finding this information has been a big help. I was wondering if you could list a few of the items you use to do this such as the the clip that holds the paper, what type of paper that is?
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad it helped you. If you are interested in getting a real animation desk+disk like the one shown, there's a fellow in Canada who makes them pretty inexpensively in Canada, named Colin - He's just great. Here’s a link to see more: animationdesks.com/ - He can make them with a pegbar that uses 3-hole paper with 1/4 inch round holes, instead of the Acme holes if you wish, so you can punch any kind of 8.5X11 paper at home, instead of buying the expensive paper. If you are short on cash and just want to practice the flipping technique, you can buy a Round hole pegbar from Lightfoot LTD for around $10, and do the same, by taping the pegbar to a piece of plexiglas and make a lightboard yourself. (www.lightfootltd.com/) Let me know if you need any more info! :)
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Thank you for telling me, Champu! I 'm not aware if anyone has watched, or if it's helped anyone or not, so your comment is very much appreciated! :)
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