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Studio Ghibli’s Animation Software Is Now Free
As a freelance animator the news that Toonz, the software used by Studio Ghibli, is been released for free as OpenToonz, is pretty exciting.
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INSPIRATION: The Art of Lap Pun Cheung, Concept Artist & Illustrator
The incredible work of Lap Pun Cheung, a UK born concept artist and illustrator
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INSPIRATION: Unity GDC demo, Adam Part I
To know that the graphics in this video run on a PC in real-time should be inspiration enough as it is, but the too-often-unsung hero sound design plays a big role in making this tech demo into the short but wonderful audio-visual treat that it is.
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A Good Creative Brief Template
The first step towards good creative output is a good creative brief. If you jump into a project and make assumptions, you’ll deliver a piece of work which has such glaringly big holes in it that you wonder why you didn’t ask some important questions up front.
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The Best Videos I’ve Ever Made
My kids wrote the scripts, designed the logos, recorded the voice-overs, then directed me in the filming and the editing to create two of the finest videos I’ve ever had the pleasure of working on.
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INSPIRATION: Forms in Nature, Understanding Our Universe – by Chromosphere
In Forms in Nature by Chromosphere the illustrations are pixel perfect, the retro music nostalgic, the animation and effects superbly executed – there’s nothing to not like about it.
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Cinema 4D .OBJ Sequence Export (Python Script, No Plug-ins)
An easy to use Python script for Cinema 4D that exports an OBJ sequence from C4D without any plug-ins. Works well for Element 3D and Plexus.
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From Freelance to Full-time (and back again)
I guess the point of this post is to show that you can make the most of any opportunity and you shouldn’t be afraid to try a new approach to life and…
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