This took all day to do...
Sing 'On The Good Ship lollipop' while viewing!
home.nycap.rr.com/juanvlz/lollipop.mp3
400k less killed by optimisation version here
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:00,
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Sing 'On The Good Ship lollipop' while viewing!
home.nycap.rr.com/juanvlz/lollipop.mp3
400k less killed by optimisation version here
doing it naked does not make it complex
*hopes for stats quote*
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:09,
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HA HA HA
the smile and the eyes make it perfect!
I have clicked this - let no one be in doubt about this fact!
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:02,
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I have clicked this - let no one be in doubt about this fact!
it's just something I drew for JJ
and then hosted on his site for him... nothing really.
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:08,
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It is isn't it?
It's the 'cat clock' eyes isn't it?
I'm gonna REALLY regret putting this on the interwebs aren't I?
Well, feck it, if you've never regretted doing something stupid, you've never done anything at all!
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:16,
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I'm gonna REALLY regret putting this on the interwebs aren't I?
Well, feck it, if you've never regretted doing something stupid, you've never done anything at all!
hahaha
Yes you are!
But your secrets safe with me
*downloads*
*opens animator*
*searches Barrymore*
;)
Also I spazzed past your redex yesterday thinking it was a Redex.
Have a wyh for that too!!!
:D
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:24,
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But your secrets safe with me
*downloads*
*opens animator*
*searches Barrymore*
;)
Also I spazzed past your redex yesterday thinking it was a Redex.
Have a wyh for that too!!!
:D
Why fank U kind Sir! :)
he is the cutest little redex, ain't he?
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:28,
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he is the cutest little redex, ain't he?
hahaha!
it works.
home.nycap.rr.com/juanvlz/lollipop.mp3
also, *clicks
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:05,
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home.nycap.rr.com/juanvlz/lollipop.mp3
also, *clicks
Thanks again!
I do this with everything, just put me heart on me sleeve online, dunno why, but I've not regretted it as yet.
Yet...
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:33,
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Yet...
Frighteningly
it synchs up remarkably well with the Pietasters' song "Girl Take It Easy".
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:30,
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and you said you were still learning to animate?
that's ace that is!
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 17:39,
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I am sorta re-learning
I didn't do any for a while and this business of using real life stuff is all new to me, I just figured it out a few weeks ago.
I learn fast tho!
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 18:06,
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I learn fast tho!
Please don't put your fingers on the stage
Mrs. Worthington!
That is a thing of joy and beauty, in a rather creepy way!
*clicks*
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 18:26,
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That is a thing of joy and beauty, in a rather creepy way!
*clicks*
that's fucking brill
what did you use? after effects i'm guessing?
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Mon 8 Oct 2007, 21:34,
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Good old fashioned Imageready and my 4 year old 3 mpxl Kodak,
2 movies converted to images, folder as frames into Imageready, then just treated each frame as a 'shop with cut n paste.
I got the timing to match by doing both parts to the same music track and just double timing with my head, so there were 20 frames to the hand and 10 frames to the head, that way I would only have to cut out 10 heads and then repeat them. The comedy 'large chin, small forehead' effect is purely angle of shot BTW.
I joined the head to the hand by putting a dot on my neck (a pendant in fact) and matching it up to a felt-tip dot on my hand.
The arm was removed very simply by taking a still frame from the same vantage point as I took the movie of the fingers, adjusting it to match the background exactly, and setting a small portion of it from above to just at the point where the head covers the wrist.
After that, flatten frames and tweak a few seams here and there.
Simple, but quite a lot of work, hence the 'Took All Day To Do', but it was made much simpler by good prep and choices of backgrounds, and I just wanted to see if it would work the way I thought it would.
Shame optimisation kills the effect a lot as the final movie looks perfect!
*edit* Oop, it got FPed! Well there's all my cool out the window! LOL!
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Tue 9 Oct 2007, 9:14,
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I got the timing to match by doing both parts to the same music track and just double timing with my head, so there were 20 frames to the hand and 10 frames to the head, that way I would only have to cut out 10 heads and then repeat them. The comedy 'large chin, small forehead' effect is purely angle of shot BTW.
I joined the head to the hand by putting a dot on my neck (a pendant in fact) and matching it up to a felt-tip dot on my hand.
The arm was removed very simply by taking a still frame from the same vantage point as I took the movie of the fingers, adjusting it to match the background exactly, and setting a small portion of it from above to just at the point where the head covers the wrist.
After that, flatten frames and tweak a few seams here and there.
Simple, but quite a lot of work, hence the 'Took All Day To Do', but it was made much simpler by good prep and choices of backgrounds, and I just wanted to see if it would work the way I thought it would.
Shame optimisation kills the effect a lot as the final movie looks perfect!
*edit* Oop, it got FPed! Well there's all my cool out the window! LOL!