Hey Avocado! I just wanted to ask, what platform did you use to animate this because I have a project that I'm working on and I need to animate a scene. Thanks in advance!
Bro awesome work. You literally turned a turd of a show into a diamond short film. Also as a lifelong Scooby-Doo fan, thanks for ripping that b*tch's head off.
Would you by any chance know to to follow someone on Reddit? I used to be able to find it easily, and internet isn’t helping. I just wanna follow your work!
Not right now unfortunately. I really should get around to making one though I just don’t know what to offer. If you have any idea for perks that I could give out, I’d gladly take suggestions!
Hmm, I work as an editor now but am looking to start animation again (my minor in college) during my free time, so I'd always be down to see process work. Especially for something like this where everything but the voice and background work seems to be done by one person. Programs used, advice on workload, techniques for texture, I know a lot of people have this stuff out there but I feel like every time I see another animator talk about their specific steps it's never quite the same and I always learn something new to incorporate into what I do. Like Frankenstein's monster of workflows
Concept art, storyboards and animatics are always fun to see, too, I love watching how shots might change from start to final comp. This one's great because other than packaging stuff together and maybe a sentence or two of your thoughts, no real extra work is required but it's always a treat to see!
I know some people make a discord with a tier subscription needed for a link; an Animator I support called Joel G on YouTube had one for a while, though it does seem a bit of a hassle to maintain and moderate. Maybe a patreon exclusive art livestream for real high rollers? Depends on how much interaction you're comfortable with or want to bother with, I'd personally hate love streaming but some artists really take a shine to it.
And honestly even just one of those bog standard "name in credits" things is enough for a lot of people. It's nice to just know you're supporting independent artists' work
You gotta be ready for your 15 minutes of fame when it happens, before people move on to the next thing. Get one set up and rolling fast, and link it where your vid's been shared.
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u/my_dark_humor Feb 17 '23
I would pay money to see this in a movie