Thank you for your comment!! In those 3 shots I have portrayed Scrooge seeing Marley's ghost 👻

@@alessioiellini Oh, understandable; I loved it! Nice job!

Hi! If you already saw my Talking Tom animation reel, I'm afraid that's all I can show.

@@alessioiellini ahh ok I understand, thanks for replying though

Thank you!! :)

Thank you!! I'll try to explain it in a video

me wants the story too!@@alessioiellini

Thanks a lot!

Thank you!❤

@@alessioiellini no worries :)

Thank you very much Vishal! I'll post another shot soon

Unlikely to happen; after all, the animation industry converted to computers because computer-animation is cheaper and quicker to produce.

@@berengerdietiker22 You can make amazing hand drawn stuff on the computer too. It’s not the computer that’s the problem. It’s time and money.

​@@berengerdietiker22never seen this thread 😅 well 2d is coming back. Hopefully the trend is helping and personally I feel that people are getting a bit bored by 3d itself. I could make a video about it

Thank you very much! Glad to hear other fellows animators are following this channel

Eu estou estudando o livro do ,preston blair ,o cartoin animations ,vc echa esse livro bom ,? Para quem está começando ,?

​@@tvdecolanoob1053sorry! I could not see your question because it was put into the reply box. Of course! Preston Blair book is awesome! I highly recommend the classics: animator's survival kit by Richard Williams and the Illusion of Life by Frank and Ollie. Great awesome books

Thanks a lot! I'm really happy you enjoyed it!

@@alessioiellini how many frames did that take you?

@@sunsetanimator4187 I'm not really sure what you are asking. You mean how long did it take to animate all these shots?

@@alessioiellini I guess frames it took, and time, as someone who is considering animation in the future.

@@sunsetanimator4187 each shot has a different level of complexity also it really depends on the characters and the actions involved. I guess the ones that took me longer were the Klaus last shot because the character is very complicated and the Robin Hood one because it is such a famous character and it really has to be drawn perfectly in order to stay on model. Also both of the characters were not designed by me which of course is more difficult. Staying on model by following a drawing style different from yours is always pretty challenging but that is part of the job.

Grazie Alessandro!

thanks for the kind comment! yes, I'm in the professional environment since last year. I've studied CG animation as you :) keep it up!

Thank you! I got really inspired after watching your submission and demo reel :)

Hi MeleeGreen! I studied Cg animation but yes I did not recive a traditional animation education. I'm experimenting :)

thanks! this is my old reel, check my last one if you are interested! Cheers!

i saw the new one its brilliant!

+Ajeet v thanks a lot :)

Hey there! Is quite easy really! from hypershade in Maya, I assigned a simple surface shader to the character and aplly the textures to it. For the eyes I used the same material but I put a ramp map black to white in order to have a kind of glow. I don't remember very well XD

thanks anyway!!

thank you :)

Hey Jet! Yes of course!

Grazie Nik!!

Thanks :)

Hi dndrmr! thanks! I've assigned a simple surface shader from #autodeskmaya to Stewart and placed the texture map in the OutColor. Pretty easy ;) The render time per frame It's about 3 sec.