What app did you use?

This is very demotivating to u when l see likes and subscribers though you put lots of hardwork

I used to be a fan of Adobe products but them helping themselves to people’s artworks for training AI was kind of the last straw for me. Great video btw! 👍🏻

Your brain fascinates me! I’m like 🤯🤯🤯 like you make this all look so easy

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Very very nice❤❤❤❤

This deserves more views

awesome now we need the origami paper popper lol

Brandon, I was wondering, I am sort of affiliated with a studio collab group called @dialupstudios. (You might have seem some of my personal contributions.) It isn't paid work, although the director is hoping to change that in the future. The current project is we are re-animating The Iron Giant (1999). I know you are a busy man, but would you consider making a scene for us/them? No pressure of course and if not, no big!

I was always BeetleJuice and Ghostbusters kid.

I have the opposite problem. My hands are perfectly steady. It's the world around me that is awfully shaky.

Niceeeee

I just found your channel. I was actually just struggling with this - shaky hands while animating. I haven’t had the energy to give it another try, but hearing you say just have fun, reminded me why I started KZbin :) gonna try it today

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I love your animations

Its always been trial and error with me brother!

Thank you very much!

Suppose you have an important meeting and coffee spills on your clothes😢

Thank you very much for this video tutorial.❤❤❤

very fun

Making kids stop saying first

maybe hes autistic

Awesome! Can you create a tutorial for creating the characters? Like how to create the paper texture and designing characters in photoshop?

I'm new to stop motion & a walk cycle seems hard. Thank you!

Looks like he’s eating tiny ninja stars

Super cool 'Paper Brian', is! awesome, many regards, Ian & Zey :)

Awesome tips! Added to my SM tutorials list. Keep up the good work!

Thank you! More Please

Thank you so much 🩷💜🩷💜

KZbin deleted my last comment. I wonder why. Anyway this is going in my collective KZbin stop motion tutorials playlist.

Here's a challenge for you... can you do it with a phone?

That! Ladies and gentlemen is how you tell a story. Amazing work! I couldn’t come up with something like that if my life depended on it.

I had another idea if I may. Would you consider making videos where you react to other animator's paper cutout animations onYT and give polite advice or constructive criticism?

I'm pretty sure it doesn't make a difference one way or the other except for the extra effort but so far I've become so used to doing every move as is and all the extra stuff I shouldn't. I don't know what other effort I'd be making while shooting if I wasn't...

You are an absolute inspiration! I remember watching Paper People Jokes when I was younger, and it inspired me to get into papercraft and digital effects! Theyre two art forms that I absolutely love, and you always mesh them so well together!

I'm glad someone said it. I've been crazy enough to draw and paint backgrounds every single frame. What a waste of my sanity. lol This is going into my mega stop motion tutorial playlist for sure.

Wow my comment from 12 years ago was hearted

Wow, its crazy to think that every frame of this animation was initially hand-painted on life sized canvases! Hope we may someday see those paintings in the louvre!

Nice setup! In order to avoid optical distortion I use a macro 50mm lens, e.g. the classic nikkor 55mm 2.8 micro. Macro lenses are "flat field", they are suitable for capturing two-dimensional surfaces like paintings and copy stuff in Repro Photography.

Hello, I'm an admirer of your work, I wanted to know if it's possible to animate the character walking forward. Thank you for sharing your experiences.

I use a photography copy stand I bought from a photo store, attached to a DSLR slider to I can easily reposition the camera, or do tracking shots (I mostly do live action with my puppets). I also put polarizing gels on my lights and a polarizing filter on my lens... if you twist the filter you can completely cut out the reflections on the glass, or on shiny things you're animating. I started using a light table with a green or blue gel on it for my chroma keying, no cast shadows, it gives a bit of light wrap though so it's only useful in certain situations. Keying paper puppets is really easy, when I'm using green paper I don't even bother to light the greenscreen. I also just bought a robotic arm to do my animation for me!

Thank you so much for this! This helps out amateurs like myself immensely. 👍🙏🏻🔥

This is great ! Thanks for sharing

No, I haven't and I'm sure it sucks

At first i thiught this was Vsauce

Words of wisdom. That reminds me, I have to shave.