May 14, 2021
I have most of her done, just need to rig her.
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I have most of her done, just need to rig her.
You find her alone at the middle of the night. Her eyes seem to glow yellow, but you must be mistaken, perhaps the nearby streetlight is illuminating her glasses.
A Wip of two characters I’m drawing. Ms. Wolfbane, and The Librarian. I decided to draw them in a blocky asymmetrical style. I’m using Anime Studio and I can give them bones so that they can be easily animated. At the moment only their face has bones allowing jaw and lip movement. They may become videogame characters. I think pushing myself to draw and share them may force me to make the game idea into reality.
Animation
My animation program, Anime Studio 11, broke because apparently it’s no longer supported and it locked me out because it’s installed on my old computer that broke down. I luckily found another version that works and that lets me use my Serial but now I’m worried it’s gonna break down sometime in the future too.
Smith Micro Streamlines Animation Production for Studios and Professionals with New Anime Studio 11
Smith Micro Streamlines Animation Production for Studios and Professionals with New Anime Studio 11 #animation
The productivity and graphics group of Smith Micro Software, Inc. has announced the latest version of its Telly Award-winning Anime Studio software, designed to streamline production for studios and professional artists who create complex animations. The new Frame-by-Frame feature of Anime Studio 11 lets artists switch between traditional animation techniques and more automated bone-rigging…
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Smith Micro Software Launches Anime Studio 11
Smith Micro Software has just revealed — and released — the latest iteration of their animation creation software, Anime Studio. We’re up to the eleventh version, and Anime Studio 11 has some user-friendly tweaks that should make an upgrade worth it. Anime Studio 11 introduces a new feature called Frame-By-Frame that allows the user to…
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