Here is another section of the colored version.
Zen Panda Animation part 1 from bj crawford on Vimeo.
Friday, October 9, 2009
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8 comments:
Looks great. Can't wait to see the rest.
Stephen
great animation !
i would have put him a little out of balance when standing up, being a panda (fat) and all.
Hey BJ. Great animation as always. What software (or otherwise) do you use for coloring?
The Panda's looking BRILLIANT! Thanks BJ!
Beautiful!! Too bad you have to put it on hold! Can't wait to see the full piece all in color :)
You mentioned before that your water coloring it I think. How do you transfer the animation onto watercolor paper?
Can't wait to see what you'll do next :D. Always a pleasure to come see your blog ^^
Bianca-
I'm going for a watercolor look, but the project isn't done using watercolor materials. The animation drawings are pencil on animation paper. I've scanned them and now I'm going through and painting each frame in photoshop.
I tried doing animation on watercolor paper once, but it was so difficult, pegging the drawings, etc.
Awesome stuff BJ... It looks amazing. The texture of this piece is really cool.
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