Anime tutorial - animating in photoshop by mayshing

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Youtube ver: (with annotations)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Md-zp…

My project I am working on: www.kickstarter.com/projects/m…

I will be doing a series. I will need to cover the bouncing ball's principle, then it's hair- and clothing... where alot of people are interested in learning.

Koogleblitz Featured By Owner Jul 10, 2014 Hobbyist Digital Artist

what program do you suggest for this (if not PS)

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mayshing Featured By Owner Jul 10, 2014 Professional Filmographer

If I recall correctly, some people have used Gimp, Sai, for animation as well I don't know how well they work, there's also Easy Toon, and open source software like www.synfig.org/cms/
you can try those out.

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Pholion Featured By Owner Apr 19, 2014

Do you have a youtube account? Because that would be nice if I can watch those videos there

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mayshing Featured By Owner Apr 21, 2014 Professional Filmographer

here it is: www.youtube.com/user/Altarstud…

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Pholion Featured By Owner Apr 19, 2014

Omg, never mind I saw the link now xD

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Fyrepyromaniac Featured By Owner Apr 18, 2014 Student General Artist

Pretty cool! ^-^

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