Grease Pencil / Charlie Brown 2D animation / TIMELAPSE

The 2D animation Demo that was used for teaching 'Intro to Grease Pencil' last year.
Character reference: Charlie Brown from "Peanuts"
Animation reference: Scott T. Petersen.
From this video.
• In betweening lesson -...
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[@the_404show]

Yeah it looks like you can also do this kind of movement copy from the real-life reference, so cool!

[@PLASTIEK]

Yes, it's a way to breakdown the complex movement!

[@O_Livia903]

I'm only 3 minutes in, but this is so awesome!! What's this kind of process called? I've never seen someone take reference animation and put the dots on the nose, and lines on the shoulders. This could be really useful for my personal projects.

[@PLASTIEK]

It's a way for me to break down the reference, to find the big movement and then later on smaller movement. If you don't do this process, the information from the reference will be too much to understand. kinda like when you draw a portrait that you need to measure the face and it's part first :)

[@Chuchodtv]

Called motion path, it's a great way to understand how the body moves independently

[@ministerofjoy]

Thank you

[@PLASTIEK]

You're welcome

[@nifeab]

i like this s2

[@denuvedheart1475]

How long did this take its amazing!

[@PLASTIEK]

It was around 2 hours :)

[@hremlynnthegremlin]

would you mind explaining how you set up the reference video? I tried to do a similar thing but the grease pencil keeps like clipping through it and being weird...

[@PLASTIEK]

in object mode: Add> image> Reference. it should work!

[@hremlynnthegremlin]

@@PLASTIEK oh cool cool it works now, thanks!