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Everything I do, everything I share, is political. Let me explain what it means, and convince you to join me.
Read moreEverything I do, everything I share, is political. Let me explain what it means, and convince you to join me.
Read moreWith my cooperative company Rainbox, we’ve recently finished a crowdfunding campaign which was a big success (185% of the initial goal). This article is an assessment written a couple of weeks after the end of the campaign.
Read moreWith the new After Effects 2020, the performance using openEXR images has been greatly improved.
It’s time to make the best use of them while understanding the available compression methods!
Read moreLet’s try to figure out the definition of Animation and of Motion design.
Here are the results of my humble study about what makes animation and motion design different.
Read moreDuStroke is a new free tool I have developped for After Effects which makes… Advanced Strokes (including tapered strokes)
Read moreWhen compositing a 2D animated film, choosing the right blur to simulate depth of field (or choosing to not use blur at all) is very important and has a great impact on the general aesthetic of the film, and its stylistic consistency.
This is an example of how I worked the blur effects (with After Effects) for the short movie Purpleboy, by Alexandre Siqueira. The film is co-produced by my cooperative Rainbox.
Read moreI have compiled the trailers of the Supinfocom 2018 graduation movies from my students, you can watch them here waiting for the whole movies to be available.
Read moreSooooo… Do you have to create storyboards in your work? Wonder Unit has THE tool you need to create your
Read moreWe’re working on a versatile walk cycle animation tool, entirely produral, meaning an animation without any keyframe, only parameters you can change to adjust how the character walks.
Read moreI’ve just finished a new character animation from an illustration by Justine Cunha.
I’ve recorded this three-hour animation work (excluding character rigging). Here’s the accelerated video – three hours compressed in 8 minutes – and a few explanations about the different steps of my animation process for an acting like this in After Effects with Duik. You can watch the finished animation at the end of the video or in the end of this post.
The “My” word in this title might sound a bit arrogant, but it’s actually quite the opposite. Read next…
Working with icons is new for me – the icons of the previous versions of Duik were not designed by myself – and I discovered how hard it can be to design icons which are: intuitive, clearly “readable” – even when they’re as tiny as only 14 pixels wide – and beautiful. Yes, I’m trying to make Duik16 at least a bit less ugly than Duik15, but this is a bonus, I’m actually working really hard to make it intuitive and quick and easy-to-use.