How I Draw "3D" camera movement by hand - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2022
- Step 1 of animating "3D" looking action camera movement by hand. Continue this training here: www.animatorguild.com/hand-dr...
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3D camera movement is what got me to learn blender, and I'm loving how much it has opened up my abilities, using both mediums in tandem. I am now comfortable with eyeballing perspective with objects in motion
Yes, I'm seing the same thing with my experiments. I actually had given up animation because I thought it was impossible to do the kind of animation I wanted to do with the limited free time I had and having to learn to draw and all those different perspectives untill Blender released Grease Pencil and I decided to give it a try. And I am socked by the speed I am improving, specially because I'm able to manipulate 3D reference. I thought it would be a cheat it turned out to be an amazing way to learn.
3d camera movement is one of the biggest things i struggle with. This definitely helped :)
3D camera movment is deifinitely one of the animation skills I'm practicing and accomplishing so I can be comfortable with taking tough shots like this. I appreciate you sharing your process Howard.
I wish there was a channel where you exhibit your animations cause I personally am entertained
Thank you very much
I have a playlist with some of my public animations here: ruclips.net/p/PLwEV9MxoDbJwpBNdfeMa21xngpINb7wSs
This is insanely good! You never miss.
I really like how you explain/teach the process. You have inspired me to begin my own animation journey.
good luck
Peeking ahead in skill levels but I love animated camera movements. Thanks HW!
Best soft soft Introduction Ever!!
Simply awesome!
Much courage to you Howard 🌟🌟
Amazing job man, enjoy the content.
This came at the right time. I was just searching for camera movement techniques
Wow, this was beautiful
Thank you very much sir this is very helpful
Thanks!!! It really help me
as a demo course i've got the idea .. thank you mr.howard
I love this part too.. Thx for the speaking that..
Thank u for the totorial sir keep growing
Amazing!
THANK YOU😀
These tutorials are always so useful, Howard thanks, I even convinced my 2nd consciousness skorpio2 to watch your videos, he didn't regret it
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@@Nation_of_Imagination yes I am you, and you are me
@@SKORPIO_WITH_A_K_3344 I know we are the same person but,...why... Are you here?
@@Nation_of_Imagination because I'm the tutorial account and you are the miscellaneous one...
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Well thank you for recommendation this channel is really useful for "our" Art?
waaahh i need part 2 pleaaseee
I dont even animate but this got me interested
you could animate if you choose to
Yeah, some free stuff😍 I'm mainly a 3d artist but 2d is interesting to me
Would want to be able to animate like that
cool
Yessssssiiiirrrrr
Can you do a breakdown of a scene from Love Death Robots Jibaro
actually, howard! I don't know if you've covered it yet, but - how do you decide the best lens width for your shots? This always seems to trouble me.
It's a creative decision what lens to emulate. I talk a lot about focal length choices in the course.
Wide angle - is great for kinetic z depth movement involving the camera. Curved lines - when pushed can feel wild and daring. Viewer feels extremely close to the subject
Telephoto - good for focussed shots. Good for characters . Straight lines, calm "designer" feel. The viewer feels distant from the subject.
But i'm just scratching the surface there.
I cover it here too: ruclips.net/video/UA-5Gf_tc1Y/видео.html
@@HowardWimshurst you're brilliant, thanks a lot. I'll be investing in some of those courses
Yeah I shall draw like you
This topic is very helpful..bruh
Which application do you use for animation
12:34 gives all its purpose to the video
Please make a video on braking down the kimetsu no yaiba season 2 episode 17. It will blow your mind and will be a good video in terms of revenues cuz demon slayer is so popular
Love your work keep it up
What the program are you use
If i may ask, where do you get these reference from?
i procrastinate and surf the internet, especially on youtube. When i find something good i save it to a playlist so that i can find it later
is there a sale upcoming for the whole tutorial series ? 😅
it's the same price all year round
Thanks for being part of sotNice tutorialng bigger than you.
Hi, I love your animations and videos. By the way, it’s a cheetah! xD
I should have known that! 😂😂
Please, what software is this?
TVPaint
You don't use one point/two point perspective?
?? Last time I checked... I do.
i cover point perspective in depth, in earlier lessons in the course
@@HowardWimshurst ahh okok, sorry didn't notice that
Wait what happened to the dude with the jaguar 😂
2 views, 10 likes... Impressive,
Excuse my 2nd consciousness, love your videos Howard, tutorials are always useful
Hello everyone
I wonder why you're not verified. I just wonder why.
verified? by who?
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