Blender tutorial / John Wick 3d action cinematic scene / Timelaps / GreasePencil / part 2

[@maratomarov8346]

Блин, это крутяк 👍🏻

[@wwchao5057]

谢谢你，你是个很不错的人！

[@LandofAnimation]

thanks!)

[@JAMESSPECTOR762]

hey man thank you for everything can you give us more like this for crime videos like lemmino❤❤

[@LandofAnimation]

Thanks! Sure:)

[@chetanabhandari710]

Great man. It would have even better if you had recorded your voice too.

[@LandofAnimation]

Thanks! I'll do it someday)

[@tonyneto2]

awesomeee! Do you think it would be ok to work an entire project on Blender? Or it would be more usefull to do just more complex scenes? I wonder that because sometimes the workflow is not that fast as working with storyboard pro, but im really curious about doing storyboards in Blender! it looks amazing!

[@LandofAnimation]

Hey, buddy! I agree with you that it's more complicated than the Storyboard Pro workflow. And it takes more time. But at the same time it looks cooler and what is really important, working in Blender allows you to take into account a lot of things / details at this stage. For example, the positioning of the characters relative to each other and their scale. But I always use Storyboard Pro in the first stage of creating a story because it's easy and you can do whatever you want. Just imagine and draw) That's why I use Blender in complex scenes and short cinematics for games, where I really need it to its fullest extent. Thanks for the review! I really appreciate it! And have a great day!