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Sutibaru's BE Animation
Here is a pretty cool and very quick test that I did. An animated drawing of a BE sequence. You know like a cartoon. You'd be surprised how easy and quick it was done with an light table. Just hold one drawing over the other and trace it (except for the growth) and scan it in. Tell me what you think. I might color it. Or maybe I will draw more frames to make it more smooth.
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Electric Frankfurter
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Frankfurt, darkest Germany
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Cute!
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cool b.e.
good job on the b.e. animation Sutibaru !!
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Nice!
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Good Job.
For the next one, make sure she has a shirt on. 
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Process Disciple
Join Date: May 2005
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It's a good start. Animation is very tough, even for experienced still-artists.
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mmm mesmerizing ^_^
excellent work! thank you so much for sharing this! |
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Obsesser
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Unlike Hollywood, it's good to see someone sticking to traditional 2-D animation.
Good job by the way.
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