You gotta do more tutorials, that’s my only feedback. You’ve made a lot of peoples lives better by providing quality content to new artists, continuing artists, and whoever else that wanted a transition into Blender. Thank you for what you do, it’s not easy putting together such content as this, and we all appreciate what you do.
Thank you for this feedback ! It's a lot of work yes, i try to do this between some commissions and personal projects ! i hope to have more time for fun and personal stuff in the future :D
@@dedouze love from india..and we also want to animate icecream song video scene in 2d grease pencil as same as original scene video....step by step tutorial would be appreciated a lot...regards.
@App User you better remember to turn it off before you render tho I started rendering mine and left and when I came back I realized that I was seeing double
Sorry i don't understand, I am using the blender for the first time and am confused about what to do, I have done as you said but the shadow still doesn't appear, what should I do? Please help me😭
1) Update if you're using blender 2.83 or higher, in the layers panel you'll need to uncheck "use lights" at the bottom of the layers list, for each layer, just under the blend mode and opacity. 2) On blender 4.1 and newer, the key to insert keyframe is K instead of I 3) if you finished this tutorial, please check my update about my new process and important updates since this tutorial was released in this video : ruclips.net/video/saIFT8_j0LQ/видео.html
I know I'm replying to an old post, but thank you so much for making a note of this. So many tutorials I've been doing are from 2.8 and don't bother annotating any changes to 2.9. Thanks for putting in such great effort!
This video fully converted me to Blender. As a long time Flash/Animate/Adobe Illustrator artist having worked in the past as a motion graphics designer, I've wanted to get more into character animation as a hobby. So I'd been playing with Clip Studio paint for a more traditional look and feel. But I felt like I wasn't tapping into my skills in full. I really wanted to push the limit. Using Blender alongside your tutorial with my tablet, I'm still shocked at how robust this software is for it to be free. I kept having to pause the video because so much I'd wanted to see in a software was there. It was like Christmas. You cannot fathom my excitement. Thank you so much for sharing your gorgeous art and amazing knowledge with us! You've changed my life. Please expect my support in the future.
sorry can you help me a little please 😶😅 my problem is that when I move the timebar and sculpt the face it won't add a new keyframe and adding it manually doesn't work for some reason it makes the lines and colors in that layer green and deletes them when I move the timebar again do you know how l can fix it I'm stuck🙂💔
I watched both of the tutorials. I learened more with this two videos than I've learned in the past year reading books and watching shorter tutorials. Very well explained and you went to the parts that made more sence in the creative process. well done. Please keep these tutorials coming.
For the part in 1200 r. Semi automatic interpolation, the interpolate option is now locate on the panel on the left with the draw and eraser tool. Click on it. Make sure your desired layers are active. Then click on viewport and stretch accordingly
Your tutorials are really helpful. Especially when you explain the background info of settings/buttons, for example "Z feature button is visible because we are in Y mode". I can't think of another specific example, but the way you teach is perfect for how I learn.
What a time to be alive, mental illness left me at the bottom, stuff like this give me hope.. Your bonus trick and then the animation running made my morning man! it brought up a huge smile, thank you so much Dedouze!
In case you get really confused at 9:05 like me, he cut out the part where he selected the correct layers for face lines. In the video he says we will animate the face but then selects the face colors and background layers. He never shows the part where he selects the face lines and locks the background layer.
Fantastic tutorial, M. Dedouze! You have a great manner and presentation style, and sprinkled in some super helpful and not so obvious tips along the way. When time permits, more, please! And love your design style by the way - beautiful.
ok but the drop from 1mil to 170k viewers says a lot...not about the quality of the content but about the tendency of people to see something through. i'm glad i watched these through. thankyou dedouze!! you're one of my fave content creators :)
so for whatever reason whenever I would begin coloring as you did at 5:10, my colors would persist throughout the animation. Blank keyframes weren't automatically being created. I had to add blank keyframes and THEN color my lines in order to fix it but I think it means I screwed something up somewhere. Either that or something is turned off that should be on. lol EDIT: Yep, auto-keyframing was turned off. I'm using v2.93 so there must be a difference between now and when this video was recorded. For anyone else, the little circle button at the bottom of the timeline, to the left of the play and pause button panel. Flick that on. haha
My hero of the day! Thanks a lot. I already had this issue two minutes into the video. 'Why doesn't it automatically make a new keyframe??' Maybe I turned the Auto Keying off at the start, not sure. But this fixed the issue.
Thank you for this comment! In my case when I started putting keys on the face, it disappeared! But by clicking the little circle button at the bottom worked! Kudos!
There are lots of tutorials out there that I have watched but never really finished and understood anything. But this video is an exception, I am learning as I'm watching, that I don't even noticed I have finished an hour long tutorial. The way you present and do each steps is very detailed, you're a great teacher and artist! Thank you!
My feedback is: Please, make more tutorials! Out of a thousand people who might understand Blender, I believe less than a handful have the gift of explanation to help the millions of people who also want to get better at Blender. You are definitely one of those gifted elites. Please!
I found you and your tutorial on TikTok, and it is one of the most well-made tutorials I've ever had the pleasure to complete. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it!
Siempre había visto la opción 2D y en algunos ocasiones había visto vídeos de este tipo de animación en RUclips, jamás se me ocurrió pensar que Blender pudiese permitir este tipo de animaciones tan profesionales. No tengo palabras para agradecerle este curso dividido en dos partes. ¡Mis felicitaciones!
The difference in what I understand about Grease Pencil two months ago and now is that two months ago, I couldn’t understand this tutorial at ALL. Today, watching them, I’m like, “I UNDERSTAND WHAT THAT MEANS.” This is such a great tutorial.
im a complete beginner at blender and by far your tutorial has summed up precisely all the basic contents abt 2D animation and 3D camera movements that I need to know in blender! I absorbed this vid better than any other long tutorials ive watched, thank you so much for your easy-to-follow guide and effort!! :Dc
I have searched far and wide for good grease pencil tutorials online and this is by far the best one I have found. You've covered everything I wanted to know and I didn't even have to watch any of it again. Very well explained. Thank you so much.
Brother you are the best. Hands on the best tutorial about Grease Pencil on the internet and basically you may be one of the best NPR blender artists in the world right now!
if ever there was a candidate for a tutorial that's going to need more than one viewing, it's this one and the one before almost scary, the amount of material you managed to pack into these 2. many thanks for sharing your knowledge superb job
When I try to animate using sculpt mode, nothing happens. Firstly, the keyframes do not appear by themselves like in this tutorial, and when I insert new keyframe and sculpt, the changes are reflected in the initial keyframe as well. I have everything as shown in the tutorial, selected the right layers, unlocked them, went to sculpt mode but its not working. Any ideas why? I use blender 3.3.1 Thank you!
First of all thank for your tutorial. Let me just say that part1 was way better and easier to understand. For other beginners I used the method at 18:44 on the camera and with I-location and I-rotation it worked greatly. I've always found other camera tutorials hard to understand, so I gave that method a chance even if it wasn't intended for this and it might be an "unelegant" way to do it, but for a beginner it could be a great solution.
You can use the Channel/Extrapolation/Make Cyclic to loop selected keyframes/channels without adding any modifiers to make something loop forever - regardless of where you set the end frame.
This series is the single best Grease Pencil tutorial I was able to find on youtube!! Thank you so much!! And also for giving away all of that for free!! :D
Let me start with a 'Thank You!'. Superb tutorial video. Tons of great content (thank goodness for the pause and rewind button! Otherwise I would miss something brilliant!).
quick tip, im in blender 3.2 and had to either go to frame 0 in order to duplicate and edit the items without it affecting the animation, or do it while the animation was playing! (following along at 16:30)
Amazing tutorial!! I went from not knowing much at all about blender to being able to create a full comp! Just another note that I had to do some research into, if your keyframes aren't automatically being created when you draw at a new point in the timeline, you need to turn on automatic keyframing! there should be a little "record" button in the standard timeline, this is the one you're after. this confused me at first but was an easy fix. thankyou so much for this amazing, well explained information :D
i cant believe what i've made, it was my first time... you have amazing skills at explaning things, these tutorial is to watch over and over again during the blender journey for everyone! thank you a lot, this is the most but most helpful beginner tutorial i've ever seen... learned a lot, god bless you
Part one of this video right now is on 660k views and this one has 110k, that means you were the 16% who acctually did this for real. Congratulations :)
If you are getting an error every time you try to do "Draw > Interpolate > Sequence" be sure your pointer (that blue marker in the timeline) is between the keyframes and you have no keyframe selected, I didn't hear this part and it took me several minutes until I realiced!
I needed to understand how to use the grease Pencil properly and I thought instantly about you! So happy you've made these tutorials, I've understood everything! you've been clear and I actually liked listening to you! So, great work! Hope to see more here in your channel!
I found you on instagram and have enjoyed all of your content. I showed it to a friend and he is now obsessed with your colors. You are creating some deeply charming and relatable things, which is never an easy thing to do. Wonderful.
5:31 The first key frame should be duplicated to frame 25, as it's a 24 frames loop. The duplicated key frame is for the start of the second loop, which should be on frame 24+1.
sorry can you help me a little please 😶😅 my problem is that when I move the timebar and sculpt the face it won't add a new keyframe and adding it manually doesn't work for some reason it makes the lines and colors in that layer green and deletes them when I move the timebar again do you know how l can fix it I'm stuck🙂💔
Well done @Dedouze, Hope you keep providing more helpful tutorials like this, fyi, You have now given me a clearer way on how l should proceed with my own projects, and for that l am grateful. I have subscribed for more.
This tutorial is absolutely game-changing. I can finally use this insanely free and powerful program to make the kind of art I like! Merci beaucoup Dedouze!!
WOW! Amazing video Dedouze! Best blender tutorial I've seen. I happened across your blend animation scene by chance followed the link to your profiles. 3D, Music production, and development - Good stuff (I'm feeling inspired to create some stuff) Keep going, and stay safe from those medicated drinks! Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much for this tutorial series! So helpful and thorough and covered a lot of aspects, and your way of speaking and explaining is pleasant and easy to keep up with. A pure gem!
Incroyable ! Le meilleur tuto de Blender que j'ai pu trouver pour l'animation 2D ! (j'inclus aussi la partie 1 bien sûr) Merci pour tous tes petits tricks qui me sauvent ! S'il te plait continue !
Yay! I did it! Now I have my own mouse drawn floating juice box render lmao. Thanks for the tutorial! It was my 2nd blender- and first grease pencil tutorial, you did a good job explaining things beginner friendly. I will definitively come back for more of your tutorials (and for the art of course, it is so beautiful) :) I'd love to see more advanced stuff from you
Thank you Dedouze, this was just a really good tutorial. I had many questions, but you answered all of them. Very detailed, good pace, excellent for beginners. I wanted to do a rotoscoping of a video using Grease pencil for my music video, and this tutorial was an excellent starting point. I will for an advanced tutorial for sure!
12:40 Dedouze, ever since I was a child, my only goal has been to turn a horse into a plane. You have crushed my world
It was actually quite a cool effect as well
Hjonk hjonk, goose's dreams crushed!
You gotta do more tutorials, that’s my only feedback. You’ve made a lot of peoples lives better by providing quality content to new artists, continuing artists, and whoever else that wanted a transition into Blender. Thank you for what you do, it’s not easy putting together such content as this, and we all appreciate what you do.
Thank you for this feedback ! It's a lot of work yes, i try to do this between some commissions and personal projects ! i hope to have more time for fun and personal stuff in the future :D
@@dedouze always waiting for these great tutorials thankyou
@@dedouze love from india..and we also want to animate icecream song video scene in 2d grease pencil as same as original scene video....step by step tutorial would be appreciated a lot...regards.
Agree 296%
"Of course we are in blender - for one problem there are ten solutions" hahahaha made my day!
LOL SAME AHHAHAHAH
The end song with the credits was AWESOME!
Part 1: 118K views Part 2: 18K
If you made it this far you're already so far ahead of the curve :D
I was thinking exactly the same thing! Way to go to whoever is reading this!! Don't give up! You can do it!
ahead of KURWA
Very important : to see the Onion skins, the viewport shading mode must not be in render preview (the little spheres on top right of the viewport)
you should pin this comment its not visible unless you scroll down a bit
@App User you better remember to turn it off before you render tho
I started rendering mine and left and when I came back I realized that I was seeing double
Sorry i don't understand, I am using the blender for the first time and am confused about what to do, I have done as you said but the shadow still doesn't appear, what should I do? Please help me😭
@@annisaputriamalia6763 look the top right of the viewport, check the viewport shading
@@泥馬-c9l ah i see.. thank u so much 🥺🥺💗💗
1) Update if you're using blender 2.83 or higher, in the layers panel you'll need to uncheck "use lights" at the bottom of the layers list, for each layer, just under the blend mode and opacity.
2) On blender 4.1 and newer, the key to insert keyframe is K instead of I
3) if you finished this tutorial, please check my update about my new process and important updates since this tutorial was released in this video : ruclips.net/video/saIFT8_j0LQ/видео.html
I was just having this issue, merci mec
I found this out by mistake but before that I thought I was broken
Man it saved me... I almost aborted this tutorial ...gonna start it again!
you are a fabulous teacher, thank you for making this tutorial!
I know I'm replying to an old post, but thank you so much for making a note of this. So many tutorials I've been doing are from 2.8 and don't bother annotating any changes to 2.9. Thanks for putting in such great effort!
best GP series yet. going to rewatch. thanks for sharing.
Jeff G thank you!! Wish you good luck for your next blender projects!!
This video fully converted me to Blender.
As a long time Flash/Animate/Adobe Illustrator artist having worked in the past as a motion graphics designer, I've wanted to get more into character animation as a hobby. So I'd been playing with Clip Studio paint for a more traditional look and feel. But I felt like I wasn't tapping into my skills in full. I really wanted to push the limit.
Using Blender alongside your tutorial with my tablet, I'm still shocked at how robust this software is for it to be free. I kept having to pause the video because so much I'd wanted to see in a software was there. It was like Christmas. You cannot fathom my excitement.
Thank you so much for sharing your gorgeous art and amazing knowledge with us! You've changed my life. Please expect my support in the future.
sorry can you help me a little please 😶😅
my problem is that when I move the timebar and sculpt the face it won't add a new keyframe and adding it manually doesn't work for some reason it makes the lines and colors in that layer green and deletes them when I move the timebar again
do you know how l can fix it I'm stuck🙂💔
Same here.
Finally a tutorial that shows me how to turn a horse into a plane! I’ve been searching RUclips for the last 5 years to find this!
I watched both of the tutorials. I learened more with this two videos than I've learned in the past year reading books and watching shorter tutorials. Very well explained and you went to the parts that made more sence in the creative process. well done. Please keep these tutorials coming.
For the part in 1200 r. Semi automatic interpolation, the interpolate option is now locate on the panel on the left with the draw and eraser tool. Click on it. Make sure your desired layers are active. Then click on viewport and stretch accordingly
Your tutorials are really helpful. Especially when you explain the background info of settings/buttons, for example "Z feature button is visible because we are in Y mode". I can't think of another specific example, but the way you teach is perfect for how I learn.
Thanks a ton man. Really. There isn't much grease pencil tutorial on the web, and I've been trying to learn it from ages. Please do more tutorial.
What a time to be alive, mental illness left me at the bottom, stuff like this give me hope..
Your bonus trick and then the animation running made my morning man! it brought up a huge smile, thank you so much Dedouze!
In case you get really confused at 9:05 like me, he cut out the part where he selected the correct layers for face lines. In the video he says we will animate the face but then selects the face colors and background layers. He never shows the part where he selects the face lines and locks the background layer.
This is the push I need to finally get and learn blender with grease pencil! Thank you so much!
Fantastic tutorial, M. Dedouze! You have a great manner and presentation style, and sprinkled in some super helpful and not so obvious tips along the way. When time permits, more, please! And love your design style by the way - beautiful.
You are a very good teacher. Progressively teaching the tools, one step at a time using a real world example. Very well done.
ok but the drop from 1mil to 170k viewers says a lot...not about the quality of the content but about the tendency of people to see something through. i'm glad i watched these through. thankyou dedouze!! you're one of my fave content creators :)
Finally I have a juice to drink with my donut. Thanks!
this is gold
so for whatever reason whenever I would begin coloring as you did at 5:10, my colors would persist throughout the animation. Blank keyframes weren't automatically being created. I had to add blank keyframes and THEN color my lines in order to fix it but I think it means I screwed something up somewhere. Either that or something is turned off that should be on. lol
EDIT: Yep, auto-keyframing was turned off. I'm using v2.93 so there must be a difference between now and when this video was recorded. For anyone else, the little circle button at the bottom of the timeline, to the left of the play and pause button panel. Flick that on. haha
Yep that was it. Thank you so much for the comment. I'm a complete beginner and this really helped!
thanks! you're a lifesaver
My hero of the day! Thanks a lot. I already had this issue two minutes into the video. 'Why doesn't it automatically make a new keyframe??' Maybe I turned the Auto Keying off at the start, not sure. But this fixed the issue.
this literally saved me i was already all out on google and couldnt figure it out..... THANKS
Thank you for this comment! In my case when I started putting keys on the face, it disappeared! But by clicking the little circle button at the bottom worked! Kudos!
There are lots of tutorials out there that I have watched but never really finished and understood anything.
But this video is an exception, I am learning as I'm watching, that I don't even noticed I have finished an hour long tutorial. The way you present and do each steps is very detailed, you're a great teacher and artist! Thank you!
My feedback is: Please, make more tutorials! Out of a thousand people who might understand Blender, I believe less than a handful have the gift of explanation to help the millions of people who also want to get better at Blender. You are definitely one of those gifted elites. Please!
I found you and your tutorial on TikTok, and it is one of the most well-made tutorials I've ever had the pleasure to complete. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it!
Siempre había visto la opción 2D y en algunos ocasiones había visto vídeos de este tipo de animación en RUclips, jamás se me ocurrió pensar que Blender pudiese permitir este tipo de animaciones tan profesionales. No tengo palabras para agradecerle este curso dividido en dos partes. ¡Mis felicitaciones!
The difference in what I understand about Grease Pencil two months ago and now is that two months ago, I couldn’t understand this tutorial at ALL.
Today, watching them, I’m like, “I UNDERSTAND WHAT THAT MEANS.”
This is such a great tutorial.
im a complete beginner at blender and by far your tutorial has summed up precisely all the basic contents abt 2D animation and 3D camera movements that I need to know in blender! I absorbed this vid better than any other long tutorials ive watched, thank you so much for your easy-to-follow guide and effort!! :Dc
I have searched far and wide for good grease pencil tutorials online and this is by far the best one I have found. You've covered everything I wanted to know and I didn't even have to watch any of it again. Very well explained. Thank you so much.
Brother you are the best. Hands on the best tutorial about Grease Pencil on the internet and basically you may be one of the best NPR blender artists in the world right now!
OMG I DID IT!!!! it's not perfect, but it's still awesome thanks to you!!!
I have one year of experience on blender but I've never touched the 2D section. This two tutorials are utterly stunning! Thanks Dedouze!
🍭 Y E S ! this is dope, thank you so much for sharing ♡
no problem ! Thank you !
This was a great one. I love how it's good for Beginners and people who have been using Blender for a long time.
This may be the best grease pencil animation tutorial for blender.
This is one of the best quality tut about 3D software I know. Clear and compressed knowledge. Congrats.
if ever there was a candidate for a tutorial that's going to need more than one viewing, it's this one and the one before
almost scary, the amount of material you managed to pack into these 2.
many thanks for sharing your knowledge
superb job
When I try to animate using sculpt mode, nothing happens. Firstly, the keyframes do not appear by themselves like in this tutorial, and when I insert new keyframe and sculpt, the changes are reflected in the initial keyframe as well. I have everything as shown in the tutorial, selected the right layers, unlocked them, went to sculpt mode but its not working. Any ideas why? I use blender 3.3.1 Thank you!
First of all thank for your tutorial. Let me just say that part1 was way better and easier to understand.
For other beginners I used the method at 18:44 on the camera and with I-location and I-rotation it worked greatly. I've always found other camera tutorials hard to understand, so I gave that method a chance even if it wasn't intended for this and it might be an "unelegant" way to do it, but for a beginner it could be a great solution.
You can use the Channel/Extrapolation/Make Cyclic to loop selected keyframes/channels without adding any modifiers to make something loop forever - regardless of where you set the end frame.
This series is the single best Grease Pencil tutorial I was able to find on youtube!! Thank you so much!! And also for giving away all of that for free!! :D
Grandissimo!!!! Everything I was looking for in this period, in one beautiful tutorial. Bravooooo!
Thank you man, Part 1 and this video are both lifesavers, the best tutorials I can find
This was amazing!!!! Took me severa days but i had a wonderfull time following this tutorial. You gotta do more of these! Thank you!
Scaling the animation is something SO useful--I never knew you could do that! Thank you very much!
your tutorials are seriously the best ones out there! you should make some more they reaaaaaaalllly help. amazing
THIS TAUGHT US SO MUCH!! THANK YOU!!! EVERYTHING WAS INCREDIBLY USEFUL FROM START TO FINISH!!!
Let me start with a 'Thank You!'. Superb tutorial video. Tons of great content (thank goodness for the pause and rewind button! Otherwise I would miss something brilliant!).
A very comprehensive tutorial. Really the only helpful one I could find on the grease pencil ! Thanks, and good job my guy!!!
quick tip, im in blender 3.2 and had to either go to frame 0 in order to duplicate and edit the items without it affecting the animation, or do it while the animation was playing! (following along at 16:30)
Amazing tutorial!! I went from not knowing much at all about blender to being able to create a full comp!
Just another note that I had to do some research into, if your keyframes aren't automatically being created when you draw at a new point in the timeline, you need to turn on automatic keyframing! there should be a little "record" button in the standard timeline, this is the one you're after. this confused me at first but was an easy fix.
thankyou so much for this amazing, well explained information :D
oh your animation tutorial is a blessing! your voice is so gentle, thank you
The birds are just 2 cute 2 be true, awesome tutorial Dedouze! Thank you!
i cant believe what i've made, it was my first time... you have amazing skills at explaning things, these tutorial is to watch over and over again during the blender journey for everyone! thank you a lot, this is the most but most helpful beginner tutorial i've ever seen... learned a lot, god bless you
Thank you for Making a tutorial This is such a Big Help I cant wait to start my Journey :) May Your Golden Heart prosper
I felt like I graduated from Greasepencil Academy with the song at the end! ❤ Thank you so much, Dedouze!
The only video tutorial i watch until the end credit. Beautifull animation, would love to try it soon. thanks for the tutorial
Part one of this video right now is on 660k views and this one has 110k, that means you were the 16% who acctually did this for real. Congratulations :)
If you are getting an error every time you try to do "Draw > Interpolate > Sequence" be sure your pointer (that blue marker in the timeline) is between the keyframes and you have no keyframe selected, I didn't hear this part and it took me several minutes until I realiced!
I needed to understand how to use the grease Pencil properly and I thought instantly about you! So happy you've made these tutorials, I've understood everything! you've been clear and I actually liked listening to you!
So, great work! Hope to see more here in your channel!
This has been super helpful for someone that has little to no experience with this, thank you so much!! :D
Probably the best grease tutorial, big thanks!
I found you on instagram and have enjoyed all of your content. I showed it to a friend and he is now obsessed with your colors. You are creating some deeply charming and relatable things, which is never an easy thing to do. Wonderful.
Can't wait to master Blender, So many Time-Savers if used Properly!
your voice turned softer in the second part, you make me go ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
I'm very bad at English, but you all make it so clear that I was able to cope. Thank you for the wonderful tutorials. The subtitles were very helpful.
5:31 The first key frame should be duplicated to frame 25, as it's a 24 frames loop. The duplicated key frame is for the start of the second loop, which should be on frame 24+1.
sorry can you help me a little please 😶😅
my problem is that when I move the timebar and sculpt the face it won't add a new keyframe and adding it manually doesn't work for some reason it makes the lines and colors in that layer green and deletes them when I move the timebar again
do you know how l can fix it I'm stuck🙂💔
Well done @Dedouze, Hope you keep providing more helpful tutorials like this, fyi, You have now given me a clearer way on how l should proceed with my own projects, and for that l am grateful. I have subscribed for more.
This tutorial is absolutely game-changing. I can finally use this insanely free and powerful program to make the kind of art I like! Merci beaucoup Dedouze!!
WOW! Amazing video Dedouze! Best blender tutorial I've seen. I happened across your blend animation scene by chance followed the link to your profiles. 3D, Music production, and development - Good stuff (I'm feeling inspired to create some stuff) Keep going, and stay safe from those medicated drinks!
Thanks for the video!
MAN I LOVE YOU THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! THIS HAS HELPED ME SO MUCH I KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS VIDEO
Great tutorial! finally there's an animation tutorial on grease pencil. thank you for making this tutorial 👍👍👍
best tutorial on grease pencil..gold !congrats
Thanks a lot. Great tutorial. I am not afraid of Blender interface anymore!
Thank you so much for this tutorial series! So helpful and thorough and covered a lot of aspects, and your way of speaking and explaining is pleasant and easy to keep up with. A pure gem!
That is such a great tutorial. Thank you so much. I always wanted to try out the grease pencil and this tutorial helped me a lot!
thank you so much for this tutorial! it was super easy to follow but also did not drag on. amazing work thank you again :)
I don't know how to speak English, even so I managed and followed the whole tutorial, I loved it thank you very much
thank you!! yesterday I found your instagram and it's really inspiring, and today I saw your tutorials ... wonderful!
this tutorial will help me sooo much with creating the 2d animation i have in mind. thank you so much
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've never used blender before but your art inspired me to try it for myself and I'm totally in love!
Oh God I started laughing when you did the horse to plane transition. I love this. Thank you.
Incroyable ! Le meilleur tuto de Blender que j'ai pu trouver pour l'animation 2D ! (j'inclus aussi la partie 1 bien sûr) Merci pour tous tes petits tricks qui me sauvent ! S'il te plait continue !
You're incredible! Thank you, from Russia)
Bravo👏👏👏 this is a master clas on the tutorials world, thanks for your greatness!!
Yay! I did it! Now I have my own mouse drawn floating juice box render lmao. Thanks for the tutorial! It was my 2nd blender- and first grease pencil tutorial, you did a good job explaining things beginner friendly. I will definitively come back for more of your tutorials (and for the art of course, it is so beautiful) :) I'd love to see more advanced stuff from you
Love your work and videos. Great job!
Your the best man you're gonna help me create a new world
Great ending for this tutorial. cute song and singing bird! Bellissimo
this was such a helpful and detailed tutorial, learned so much thank you !!
Thankyou so much, hope in future more tutorial videos comes up !!
Thank you Dedouze, this was just a really good tutorial. I had many questions, but you answered all of them. Very detailed, good pace, excellent for beginners. I wanted to do a rotoscoping of a video using Grease pencil for my music video, and this tutorial was an excellent starting point. I will for an advanced tutorial for sure!
i loved it!
Art just Art! I love the edition, the details. Amazing. Can’t wait to do it.
this is the best blender tutorial i really mean it thank you so much you're amazing
I really enjoyed both your tutorials they're brilliant. Thank you so much for making them.
Thank you very much for this. So many interesting elements in just one tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you very much! I learned a lot from this tutorial. I managed to complete the juice box, but it wasn't very good, but I managed to learn a lot!
Verry clear and awesomely done tutorial. Thanks alot for sharing!
Took me a few days but I finally finished, it's junky but I had a blast, thanks bro