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Awesome video! As an artist myself, I tend to watch how people deal with technical challenges. That’s why it takes me so long to post New Animations for my subscribers. I just want to get it right you know.
Hello do you have a good tutorial how to do this kind of stuffs in details please help me :( I know blender but basic only,,,, I also know how to draw in photoshop.... please help me on how do I start... I want to create a youtube channel with the stories of my own.
The 3D-ify scene I feel didn’t pay off. If you had more camera movement to it, it would help it stand out. Like maybe a camera bob and dolly closer to the mirror as though the camera is the girls eyes. As it is now and even after being told it’s 3D I still don’t notice it. So I think just more cam movement would help.
The job is very nice, but unfortunately I haven't felt this kinda 3d effect or even paralax somehow... Even when I watch this again. Seems like there is not enough camera movements to encrease this feeling.
I'm going to be the asshole and ask who was the 1, ONE person who downvoted this!? This was a great process walk-through/ breakdown and nothing to even downvote? Thanks for sharing!
Hi, first thanks for this useful tutorials. i have a question. Please answer it if you see. Why do my effects like blur and glow lose their properties and don't apply when I add them to my lights and then place a dark background behind them? But when I remove the background, the effects work. My paint background is not bright; it's dark like your work. What should I do to make the blur effect display properly? What is the solution to this problem?
Would it take longer to render if the bathroom background was drawn using Grease pencil? Does importing it from photoshop make the render process faster?
hi team miracles, i hope you respon my question. how to make material or colour 2d blender its affected by the lamp or ligh world. because you transfer it from Photoshop. ty
Thanks for the great tutorial! I'm impressed. BTW, what should I do to change the place from bathroom to, say, living room. Can I make the bathroom hidden at certain frame and another shown so that I can make a longer animation?
Impressive outcome, feels natural and the timing issues you mentioned wouldn't have appeared if you hadn't mentioned it 😄 Did you consider making the mirror an actual mirroring material? That way you would have saved time for timing everything.
Thank you! Regarding the mirroring material, the perspective we got for the hand as well as the effects on it, might not have worked in that way. But we didn't attempt it so who knows!
This is great stuff! one tip is to record blender in fullscreen mode.. you can find the toggle under window > toggle fullscreen.. i often put this on the shortcut alt + enter like many other programs. i want to send you some windows keys too to get rid of that water mark :) where can i do that?
Not at all! Yes, since we chose to animate frame by frame we do have to draw each movement :) There are workarounds to it, like making a 2D rig, but this is the method we prefer, hope it answers your question :D
@@TeamMiracles Yes, thank you! this was great. If it's okay to ask, why do you choose to do it frame by frame? does it look better? I'm trying to make my first short animation and I love the hand drawn look like yours.
@@kamistarot3605 I don’t know anything at all but I HAVE watched tutorials for the 2D stuff and from what I see why my eyes and no experience is that the rigs look like maybe they’re more rigid and seem like static images you manipulate. I imagine that a frame by frame approach makes it look more flowy and diverse. You could probably get that same effect with rigs but I’m an idiot. Hold on let me learn the entirety of blender real quick and get back to you.
Most of us are self taught! And there's a lot of material online to learn. RU-vid has many tutorials (Alan Becker tutorials), and there are even popular books you can use to study that can be found in PDF format (the animator's survival kit, character animation crash course, etc). If you want a more guided process there should be options for online courses you could follow, but those might cost money. Hope this helps!
This is amazing!!! How did you learn how to animate in Blender? Did you take any online class that explains how to import your art as planes etc.? I have a anime style of animation I am currently doing in Photoshop but I want to learn how to do it in Blender so that I can have the camera move in and out and have more overall control of how I set up my scenes but I have no clue where to start as I haven't seen many people doing the anime style in Blender like i've seen from the videos on this channel so far. Any classes or instruction you could recommend would be greatly appreciated! - Tree
we learned online entirely! from various tutorials on youtube, but Blender itself has an amazing in depth tutorial series for the software. PepeSchoolLand has several smaller videos on features and updates you can go through. if you run into any issues you can ask from blender creators like us or search online for forums where others might've gone through a similar issue and posted a solution :) We also have beginner and intermediate playlists for grease pencil on our channel so browse through em if you need more help :D
It was really good! I have one question though. What were the benefits of doing this in blender compared to a drawing software? I would use blender because I can't draw and using 3D models would help but If I understand correctly, here, everything was hand-drawn.
Question. When I render something with a background (my art from Krita) then in the final render that background is not there. How to fix it? 1:10 I looked up how you set some things in the video but the background in my project came out blackk :/ btw great work!
Looks great! Did you use the grease pencil in blender to draw the girl or did you draw each frame in photoshop first and then import them like the background?
Thanks for this informative video, it was helpful..I am beginner in animation, will you please help me know how did you animated the girl? Was it frame by frame drawing or you rigged the girl? Thanks ☺️
woow amazing can someone plz explain the difference between opaque and alpha hased i really didn-t understand how you can make only some objects cast shadow
Opaque will work like normal shadows..not sure about alpha clip/hashed...for alpha clip you can specify the clip value so that the parts of your object which has alpha value greater than the clip value will only cast shadow...in alpha hashed I think the clip value is random...BUT ANYWAYS you can remove shadow by choosing "none" for shadow settings (in eevee) in the materials tab of your object..in cycles you have to go to ray visibility settings I think..
We animate directly in Blender with the grease pencil functions :D The girl is her own object, and the hand is a separate object that can be moved independently to the animation :)
How did u animate the character? Did u animate it in a 2D programme and exported each frame as an image and put it into Blender? Btw this video is just what Im looking for to start learning how to mix 2D and 3D art
Hello. Thank you for the video. It is very interesting and instructive. However, this video is for advanced blender users only. 😢 Could you please make another video of this where you explain slowly every step so that beginners can learn and understand everything you do. Thank you in advance. God bless you.
@@miqdadnaduthodi7193 I feel like a background like that would be easier to do in 2d and just parallax the different layers that you wanna parallax. 🤔 but I guess you're right
Thanks so much! We split the background into separate frames so the animation layer could sit in front of the furthest background element (back wall with towel and switch) without having to be edited in post. The extra bits where we sculpt the foreground (bottles, cup, sink, etc) was mostly for fun and also cause the lighting would affect them. The lights in blender also help throw shadows from the planes and it makes the scene look immersive! Hope that explains our thought process better :D
