Tony Gaddis 2D Animation Reel 2024
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This is a collection of my 2D Animations I've created over the years. I hope you enjoy! Happy Animating!
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About Tony Gaddis:
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Tony is a professional Animator who has worked in the game industry for over 20 years. He started his career by graduating The Art Institute of Dallas, in 1999, where he studied under Stephen Steinbach (Animator on The Iron Giant, Quest for Camelot and Space Jam). While at The Art Institute Tony was a Teacher’s Assistant, where he mentored other students, and has retained that passion for teaching.
His first game title was Men of Valor: Vietnam, at a small game studio in his hometown of Tulsa, OK. In 2005, Tony and his family moved to Seattle, WA where he worked at Amaze Entertainment and helped release Over The Hedge: Hammy Goes Nuts (PSP), Pirates of the Caribbean (PSP) and Disney Friends (DS). In 2007, he moved to Austin, TX to work on several projects for the PC including; Wizard101, Pirate101 and Grub Guardians. Tony has a lifelong love of animation and continues to study and grow as an artist. He started TonyGaddisToons.com to help and inspire others learn the art of animation. In his spare time he enjoys teaching animation, cycling, making puppets, sketching on location, sculpting, drawing or anything creative. 
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Congratulations Mr Gaddis, your work is inspiring!
Thank you so much 😀
Hey Tony love your work! Question for you, do you think I should always shoot or work with reference since I'm a beginner? I dont think I can measure the impact of working with reference or not a video about that could help a lot! And Thank you for your awesome content!!
You're welcome! I think that reference can help, even for someone just starting out. Maybe not shoot ref, but stand up and act it out or watch youtube vids of live action. It really helps you start to see possible posing ideas, timings of how things move and subtleties you might have not thought about before. It's definitely a skill in itself and takes practice so start early. Thanks for the video ideas! Happy Animating!!
@@TonyGaddisToonsYoure welcome and thanks again❕️