Garry Pye Cartoon Animator Workshop - Martin and the Axe
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- Опубликовано: 3 янв 2024
- This is a sample of my Cartoon Animator Workshop videos. In this video, come behind the scenes and watch as I animate a scene of my actor Martin, as he walks across to an axe and picks it up.
This short workshop scenario is designed to show you how to get your CTA actors to interact with objects and their surroundings in a believable way. I'll show you may helpful tips and tricks that you can apply to your own CTA 2D animation, for better results.
My apologies that the Google Meet 'Stop Sharing' button is visible in this video. That will be turned off for future videos.
To find out how you can join my Cartoon Animator Workshops, please join my CTA Facebook page at / garrypyeanimations where I will announce dates for future Workshops as they are planned.
By joining my Workshops live, you will also get the chance to participate in the live Q&A session held at the end of each Workshop. But if your timezone does not permit you to join the Workshops live, I will also be selling the final videos of each Workshop in my Website Store at garrypyecreations.com/
If you have any questions, feel free to message me via my Facebook page and I will respond. And of there is a subject youd like to see covered in a future Workshop, leave a comment and let me know. Thanks for watching!
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Gary, WOW you open my eyes to what is possible with CTA 5 and inspire me to push my work to be even better. Thanks. And I agree, PLEASE more tutorials like this!
Your comment means so much to me. Thank you. Its wonderful to hear that people find value in these videos. And of course, should you ever want to really level up your Cartoon Animator skills, I also offer one-on-one Private Coaching sessions now, where you can learn exactly what you want to learn, at a pace youre comfortable with. And if youd like to know mopre, simply visit my Facebook page and send me a private message. Best of luck!
@@GarryPyeGary thanks for taking the time to reply and I might take you up on your offer. Right now I am at the Unconsciously Incompetent stage so I don't know what it is I don't know. But watching your work and your attention to detail quickly makes me realize how much I don't know, which is a step in the right direction. Thanks again and I will be in touch.
I'm just here because it said 'Free' on the FB Promo Graphic 😉 Good workshop. I think there needs to be more tutorials like this that cover basic but essential animation skills specific to CTA.
Well thats just about the nicest feedback I could receive. Thank you. I agree that its a helpful approach to show CTA users HOW to animate a scene and not just what each tool does. ANd the reason I present this Workshop free is so that everyone can see the angle Im coming from with these. I have a feeling there will be more! Thanks for watching.
Nicely done!
Thank you sir. It was fun to make, as always. And if it helps people improve their CTA animating skills, then we all win.
Well done. Thanks
Pleasure. I hope this gives everyone an indiciation of what to expect from this new platform for CTA learning. More to come!
Great tutorial. I love this software. With something like the axe in the ground, wouldn't it be a lot easier just to create a small (identical) overlay chunk of the background that hides the axe edge, then there's no need to alter the object to appear sunk into the ground, it would just be behind the small overlay (which can go away as soon as the axe is out of the ground if anything else in the scene might go behind it accidentally)?
Absolutely! One of the great things about Cartoon Animator is that there are any number of ways to achieve any result you want. Your way works just as well as mine. Nice one!
my dear friend, your videos are incredible, congratulations. Do you have a video starting to create a character from scratch, basic to basics, could you provide the video link if possible, thank you very much.
I do indeed! Check out this video at ruclips.net/video/oeZquezfy4Q/видео.html&ab_channel=Reallusion and the free writeen tutorial which in the description. Good luck!
@@GarryPye Thanks Bro
Thank you for your video.
Question: how do I import the final video to RUclips? Is there a size/length limit?
Thanks!
From Cartoon Animator you have the option to Export your finished video as files like MP4, AVI etc. As for the limited size of your animation, what I do is to create each individual camera shot or angle of the animation as a separate project in Cartoon Animator and then edit them all together in post production using editing software (I use Pinnacle) and then upload your video to RUclips. Best of luck!
@@GarryPye thank you!!!
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Thank you so much! Nice to haver you here.
what is the program name
The 2D Animation software I use is called Cartoon Animator. There is a free download available from their website. Its fast, fun and easy to use.
Loved it!
However, Martin's arm seems to reach over the axe. I think the bend of his arm should go the other way, coming from under.
Is that just me?
Other than that, most interesting. Great with the music, too!
The reason Martins arm reaches over the axe in that particular direction was simply because I created the prop of the hand holding the axe without considering the angle. So I improvised when I did the Workshop. With more forethought, you could easily change the angle the hand is gripping the axe to suit the arm coming in from a different angle.
Thought so.@@GarryPye
"Improvise. Adapt. Overcome." - Bear Grylls
"I dunno, I'm making this up as I go." - Indiana Jones
Both so relatable. @@Suburbangeek
Hello Garry, I've sent you an email, but no response yet ?
That may be becuase I have been out of the country for a couple of weeks. If I dont respond within the next 24 hours, its because I did not receive the message. Try messaging mt via my Facebook page. Search for Garry Pye Cartoon Animator. I respond to all messages I receive.
how can i contact you? i tried your web and couldnt get in touch
The easiest way to contact me is via my Facebook page. Search for Garry pye Cartoon Animator and sen dme a message there,
f@@GarryPyei send you massages and didnt heard from you :\
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Thank you and thanks for watching!
That was amazing Gary .. i really apreciate that you show us this things even if they are worth a lot of money. I see you support your community here so i decided to support you buying one of your great courses .. 🫡
Hey there! Thank you for watching, thank you for your kind words and thank you for supporting my products. I have been working with Cartoon Animator for over 10 years and we have the strongest community of CTA users, animators, developers and illustrators you will find anywhere. I love supporting this community. Be sure to join the Cartoon Animator Users Facebook group and come say hi!