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Titus Oates, Reanimated
Jun. 2nd, 2016 11:24 amI have, a few times now, been honoured to be asked to teach at The Animation Workshop in Viborg, Denmark – I've admired their grad films, and graduates' films, for years, and feel I have more to learn from them than they from me, but I know enough at least to help the first years, so that balances out. And it's an opportunity to stuff myself silly on Danish bread, which is a nice perk.
Having benefited enormously from watching other people animate, I like to include demos in my instruction, and as I was teaching a dialogue class I figured it was a good chance to animate a snippet of dialogue which has been on my plate for at least a year. The intent had been to use it to learn TV Paint; now I've done a whole production in TV Paint and have used that to do this.
This follows on some character design exploration work I'd done last autumn, which you can find here. As you will discover from that link, I've now started a Tumblr specifically for Scott stuff – my own creative work, when I do it, but also factoids, explanations, quotes, interesting tidbits of research as I come across it; that sort of thing. If you are interested and are on Tumblr, then by all means give it a follow; if you are interested but not on Tumblr, that's what your browser's bookmarks are for; if you're not interested, then never mind! I'll post new creative work here when I post it there, but won't be crossposting everything, as the whole reason for creating that blog is to keep the Scott stuff from flooding everything else, so if you want the full experience you'll need to go there.
Having benefited enormously from watching other people animate, I like to include demos in my instruction, and as I was teaching a dialogue class I figured it was a good chance to animate a snippet of dialogue which has been on my plate for at least a year. The intent had been to use it to learn TV Paint; now I've done a whole production in TV Paint and have used that to do this.
This follows on some character design exploration work I'd done last autumn, which you can find here. As you will discover from that link, I've now started a Tumblr specifically for Scott stuff – my own creative work, when I do it, but also factoids, explanations, quotes, interesting tidbits of research as I come across it; that sort of thing. If you are interested and are on Tumblr, then by all means give it a follow; if you are interested but not on Tumblr, that's what your browser's bookmarks are for; if you're not interested, then never mind! I'll post new creative work here when I post it there, but won't be crossposting everything, as the whole reason for creating that blog is to keep the Scott stuff from flooding everything else, so if you want the full experience you'll need to go there.
