Anime Animators Do THIS While Animating 

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As someone who is getting into animation, thi was really helpful!!!! I never knew all this about these colour indecation lines, I thought those get removed even before shadow is added!?

As an anime animator, I spend my time negotiating peace treaties between my over-caffeinated characters and my rebellious pencils, all while secretly planning the next grand plot twist involving sentient sushi rolls and intergalactic dance-offs!

one man team here

*sobs in beginner frame-by-frame animator* THIS WAS SO DAMN HELPFUL HELLO!? This will surely help my animations look more consistent, thanks a lot!

I've been searching for an explanation of those lines for MONTHS !! To how to use it, the right colors, everything . THANK YOU !!

0:21 yo thats me i asked that 😂😂😂

As a old animation student this should be taught no matter what

My animation instructor claimed these are a waste of time, and he is SOOOO WRONG! These are actually very helpful for coloring animations. Thanks for this awesome, informative video.

I don’t animate, nor am I interested in animating. But here I am

Thank you for making this video, you explain this concept so well and understandable for a beginner like me❤❤

i actualy use these colors and line not just for animation, but i also use for just doing art in general, and it sort of gives the art a realy interesting look to it

It feels illegal to learn this for free..

How I admire 2d animators especially Japanese animators…they’re really something else

This video is so well made it helped me a lot, Thankyou so much!!

When you shown the clanned character sheet. My tears came out 😢

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4:20 - The fill (uranuri) is required in every part of the process (LO -> Genga -> Douga), the reason why you typically only see it in Lo and genga is because douga is extremely rare to find, and the most common examples of them are paper douga, where the fill is actually made on the opposite side of the paper. In digital douga exports they simply export a "line" version (no fill) and "uranuri" version (with fill) for every cel. Without uranuri its impossible to keep track of the fill and shiage mistakes would be made. 6:00 - The gradient colours are always to be filled in during shiage as a solid block the same way that shadows or highlights are filled (and if it intersect with another shadow or hi-light color that would get filled with its own unique colours too), blushes are also done like this where the gradient is filled in as a solid block of pink. The plugin interpolate between the gradient color and the normal color dynamically based on their surface area and color keying, creating the gradient effect, this means the gradient is tied to the animation and remains consistent, and the gradient colors are tied to the color model palette used during shiage instead of "in comp", allowing you to define the gradient colors for different palettes (such as a night pallete or high contrast pallete) 6:45 - This is called irotore (color trace) 11:15 - In the context of anime production, it's important to make a distinction between when the "rules" are relaxed due to priorities, and when its highly regimented, what you see online is typically the "front end" of anime production (layout - genga), and not really the "back end" (douga - shiage). Yes, the people who do the front end are for the most part have freedom to shade in whatever ways they want as long as they stick to a broad stroke convention, but the "back end" is HIGHLY regimented to the point where its simpler to think of it in terms of how a computer handle input/output, and even with different companies there are expectations that everyone do things in a certain way (it also depends on how old that company is but thats another can of worms). The reason why western productions have more unique pipelines than anime is due to the fact that the western animation (or at least, the part of it that is exposed to the internet, because we wont talk about the french) industry effectively collapsed a couple of decades ago and was resuscitated from the ground up, so much of it is very much in its infancy and had to basically reinvent the wheel.

As a multimedia arts student this information is so helpful, tysm!!

i finally understand everything. THanks you so much!! i thought most of the colour should be using in every special spot while drawing Anime. now i clear my mind set. ONce again, *Thanks you so much!*

AS one who wants to start an animation channel THANK YOU SM! I've been looking for info like this and you have provided thx!

As someone who was confused what the lines were for,thank you for showing up on my yt homepage❤❤

As an aspiring animator who is somewhat intimidated by all this symbols for animation, this is really helpful! Could you do another video too about the box for camera panning, like the one at 10:13?

Very useful video, thank you!!

I've been planning to do some animations, but. This helps me ALOT!!! You have a new sub!

Thank you very much! I always wondered how they make the gradient effect keeping it cohesive.

I'm learning how to draw right now and its been kinda rocky lol but you def gave me the motivation to keep trying, i really loved this video!!!

New to animations this is really helpful 😊

I’ve been trying to figure this out for awhile. Thank you

Wait ppl didnt know about colored lines?😮

I’ve become interested in animation after I watch ouran host club and I loved their animation and the fluid motion has inspired me into making a cute little rom com one day

thank you so much man. keep up the good work

I'm actually looking for this kind of guide. Thank you for the information; it's a big help for me.

This was really helpful, Thank you!

I just found your channel by accident and i simply love the way you explain things! subbed immediately!

I less interest in making animation before, after saw this I'm thinking to start learn it again. Thank you for the short guide, means a lot to me :)

Wow this is so helpful!! Thamk you for making this video!! and if you know about the anime compositing can you make another video about the compositing process?

Great explain thank you very much

Not an animator, but after learning this, may try using it in my artworks. After all, it does get messy on high rendered artworks at a certain point.

As a person who wants to do more animation projects, this is pretty cool. I sometimes used colored lines for shadows/lighting, but never really knew the specifics about it. I’m experimenting with new animation apps and haven’t really seen the one at 8:41 (that could just be me). What app is it so I can check it out?

Now I’ll no longer suffer in coloring processes

Best guide ever like a layer/outline guide

No one's talking about him dropping sauces everytime he uses a clip from any anime?

1 mathematical theorem, 4 colors is suficient to fill a map

“As a” person who got logged out of his friends crunchyroll account and had been binge watching all AOT seasons…that’s about it. Keep up the good work🤙

Amazing video

INVINCIBLE MENTIONED

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I am watching this on an iPad. With the exact thing you were advertising lmao!!!

In my first animation (just finished), I didn't use any shadow or highlight colors, but I believe it would make the process easier. I'll try incorporating them next time.

great video! helped me a lot!

Nice video. 11:00 What do the red Xs mean in that shot?

Just had 5 anxiety meds and watching this so calm hi

As someone who has dabbled in animation as a casual hobby in Clip Studio Paint this was fascinating. I don't think I could ever be a full-fledged animator, partly because my brain gives a 404 error whenever I try to figure out After Effects. Lol

Glad to see clannad in there briefly ❤

Haha jokes on you......Loving Vincent actually challenged these standard animation rules. Kidding!

Right when i wondered that, I clicked home. and found this video. TYSMMMM❤

Looks so hard but.. i respect for those who make it

And also they're doing THAT while animating

my favorite

Watching this knowing my team only consists of me lol *le sigh

bro caught my attention with my favorite anime waifu 😭

OH MY GOD ITS CLANNAD!!!!!!

me wanting to make my own anime but im just a random 12 year old girl living in my closet: 👁👄👁

0:41

I was trying to figure out what was with those colors used for in storyboards/animtronics?

What is the best equipment to use when drawing/animation

Need a vid on why ufotable never misses

What coloured lines do they use in lighting scenes?

3:37 IS THAT STOLAS???? I must've been dreaming😧

Im still using purple to shade lol

Do you have something on how they design clothes for their characters? They're oftentimes very detailed and unique.

Can you explain what is the letters in the animation?

this is intresting thank you

Japan land of Animation, It is not only superior in animation compared to the rest of the world, but also in narrative, direction, soundtrack, characters, VA...everything.

That's very helpful

I enjoyed this. I lol at the part where you say purple as a shadow choice is somehow bad. All of the best painters and artists use purple/blue like hues to paint shadows instead of black. Great artsy intuition if you chose it on your own!

"One of those people who used purple to shade and set it to multiply" What does that mean? Did you stop? Is this frowned upon?

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i already know this but ima watch this anyway

I QAS LATE FOR THE PREMIERE NAUURRR Its ok ill just watch it 💔 Im gonna comments my thoughts throughout the video

I primarily draw on an iPad and I heard you mention that you primarily animate with an iPad. I really want to become an animator, so I was wondering what programs you recommend. I primarily draw with Procreate and I've been dabbling in Procreate dreams, however Procreate Dreams is very new and is missing many features. I'm just hoping that you can give me some recommendations. Thank you!

Muito boa as dicas !

How did you find the Reference sheets for clannad from key studio?

as someone with Dissociative Identity Disorder, i can use these tips to make things clear for other members of my "team". I can see this being useful if you have severe memory problems, as well!

Why rough animation always looks blinking?

I see Akane, I like

What app will used for it?

Can you pls say apps that can i do animation like this?

Thanks for explaining but installing f's plugin are so complicated

What app is this

How many animes could an animator animate if an anime animation could animate animators? (for those who don't get it, it's like the "how much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood" tongue twister)

I have a question that's a bit off-topic from the main focus of this video, but I've been searching for an answer for quite some time without success. At 4:32, there are letters (A, B, C...) accompanied by numbers, and I'm curious about their purpose and how they work. Could you please explain that?

Where do you ususally animate anime?

I'm going to be an animator and designer (basically anime desinger and animation maker. I hope so.. this is my dream) and I'm wondering one thing, How can I make anime animations? Uhh well, Is there an app you can recommend? Where can I start first for making and designing anime animations? I hope you reply. You would have helped me a lot. ✨️ Edit: (I don't have an iPad, can I make anime from PC? Or is there an animation & design application for the computer that you can recommend?)

What's the app you use in the ipad

What animation app do u use, that looks portable if it’s running in iPad!

How did you turn your iPad into a second display and how did you use after-effect on it?

do you know wich program they used to animate invincible?

wait what is wrong with shading purple + multiply? like i know it didnt always work out but?