Pros Animate Pokemon Evolving in Gartic Phone (NO TIME LIMIT)

[@FreeGlass]

They take a lot out of us, but these long Animation streams are always so fun by the end!! Thank you so much for having me!!! I hope people like it enough that we can do more!!!

[@jaysuscrass9119]

Loved your Garchomp Frame dude- perspective on an animal scowl design is so fun for me when i draw and you made 1 of my favorite pokes so much cooler!

[@Xephorian]

I love these vids from Ross showcasing all you amazing artists! I wish nothing but success for all of you incredibly talented and passionate people!

[@TheTrueCyn]

While I was watching the lucario one, I had the idea of a stomp to aura flames covering the entire body then dissipating to reveal the mega form.

[@happilygrimnate1628]

Keep drawing slave

[@McManOnTheMenu]

You should try watching the 15 minute animations event by hyuns dojo

[@bugbear2357]

you guys give a lot of good art advice, it's really helpful and doesn't feel elitist or condescending like some stuff does

[@odossos3140]

Hi I’m just wondering what u meant by elitist and condescending in this context. Nothing personal I just wanna learn

[@lost-wind443]

206 likes and no comments, I'll fix that

[@komatsune1256]

@@odossos3140 Hmm, I’d say anything that has a tone similar to, “If you do this, you are completely wrong, no exceptions.” It’s a bad way to make artists think they need to restrict themselves, which isn’t always true! (i.e. you can restrict yourself if you’re trying to practice a specific subject, but everyone has their own unique style and way of visualizing things. What may look correct to you will be different for someone else)

[@Knight-Bishop]

May I recommend his occasional collaborators, the Drawfee crew? They've got that in spades, too. All of their patreon draw-class specials end up on their VOD channel Drawfee Extra with the rest of their streams, after about a month delay.

[@odossos3140]

@@komatsune1256 Oh, this makes a lot more sense. Thanks!

[@adamhunter1223]

Ross and Co: This nearly destroyed us. We hated each other and ourselves by the end. We fell into deep, dark parts of ourselves we don't want to be in. Also Ross and Co: This was awesome we need to do this again.

[@L33PL4Y]

Animation life be like...

[@chaotic_one3758]

@@L33PL4Y Artist life tbh...

[@sourpatchcandy1611]

As an artist myself who still struggles dailey with drawing or digital art even, the way Telepurte described art like a puzzle is how I actually started learning how to draw at really young age.

[@testhekid]

that was the best improvement tip ive ever heard

[@Saxdude26]

Totally agree,IT'S A PERFECT ANALOGY!

[@attacktoasterv282]

Works for everything too!

[@mc_ace8075]

The transitions on the last animation are crazy smooth! great work to everyone.

[@lordturtlemonk]

I think the best part of the Porygon one is that for the first evo, the circles transition into bubbles, and then the popping of the bubbles transitions into the digital breaking which has a sort of consistent effect circling the porygon through the entire thing. That was cool.

[@Niqeth]

The Porygon one is so amazing! It is probably unintentional but the fact that it spins slow for his first evolution and than spins faster while it is getting "corrupted" is just so sick

[@Leonlion0305]

It takes 10 animators 7+ hours to do these animations. Really insane to think about how much more effort that anime takes regularly. Amazing animations, especially the last one. I actually saw the shorts of the last one and found this video. Props to all the artists doing this.

[@jessicatH22]

I would love to see a purely eevelutions version of this

[@WhatIsMyPorpoise]

That's rough, The start would litterally be drawing eevees for a couple of hours.

[@Taygon45]

@@WhatIsMyPorpoise They could have the first few frames be all traced of the same starting Eevee?

[@sunburst3476]

OHH i would love to see Eevee and the evolutions morphing into each other. Like Eevee to Jolteon to Vaporeon to Flareon then to Espeon to Umbreon then to Glaceon to Leafeon and ending with Sylveon in order of release so that it’s all one giant animation in the end. And if time permits they could also morph Sylveon back to Eevee to make it a giant loop

[@RikuVA]

_Oh my god, you're so right!_ *THE CREATIVITY THEY COULD HAVE FOR EACH FORM WOULD BE INSANE!*

[@bobamlk_tea]

I know what I'm doing now...

[@DasGnomo]

Man... this was EPIC AS HECK. We were some minutes before the stream started organizing everything, so it was technically 8 hours of process for us. Absolutely worth it! Everyone's frames were SOLID!!!!!

[@alexp.4902]

I bet the devs of gartic phone didn't expect this type of animation to be possible. This is amazing

[@mysticmind4563]

Give the right people the tools even the simplest, and amazing things can happen.

[@shaylin6948]

I normally am bad about remembering to like videos, but we need to get the likes on this through the roof. 7+ hours of work and such an amazing payoff, these guys deserve to have sponsors and get paid. Makes me wish I had the patience to do animation.

[@RadishTheFool]

I always click the like right after I clicked the video. Every creator deserves a like for putting in the work without us having to pay for it. It's literally the least we can do. If it turns out the video is really really worthless in every possible way to anyone, I might unclick the like. And if it's harmful or unkind, I'll click the dislike instead.

[@CharlietheFennec]

@@RadishTheFool i wonder how many videos are in your liked videos playlist

[@stars_are_linked]

Yes.

[@SentoukiKun]

This was a wonderful watch. The frame of Garchomp frontface roaring Dasgnomo drew made me feel so many things, and the Porygon animation was absolute beauty despite the frame limit. Definitely hoping for a sequel.

[@DasGnomo]

Ohhh I'm glad you noticed my frame TvT^!!! I was like "I will just add a few smear lines....nah maybe a bit more.... NAHHHHH" hahaha. Worth it!

[@jacreativeyt]

I'm a first year animation student in college. Watching this and seeing the sheer amount of experience all of you have and how amazing each one of the animations turned out, it's inspiring. I look forward to one day getting to you all's level of expertise in art and animation both, and thank you so much for the advice in the beginning! Great video as always!

[@Doma_133]

Very agreed 😊

[@ncs_artist]

I'm happy I was able to appear in this episode. Hopefully I can participate again int the future!

[@pikahetti]

Hopefully!

[@HelloKitty-iq8tt]

Incredible work dude!

[@BigLoaf]

I’m grateful for this channel. Inspiring me to get better at art

[@Shining4Dawn]

Tele just blew my mind with that speech about treating your art journey like a game. You'd have to have an incredibly positive mentality to have done the things he's done.

[@AngrySunTheory]

The final transformation, Porygon, was insane! I'd be curious to see how this would go if you evolved your Garticmon creations....

[@skatchmin1272]

Here’s a suggestion: you do this same thing, but you transform one Pokémon into another. For example, you have blastoise at the beginning, and by the end it becomes a scyther.

[@GoobieTheGoob]

Or fuse them into BLATHER!

[@HyperHardHead]

You could chain the animations this way too. Have Animation starter 1 become animation starter 2, who becomes the start of animation 3 etc. This could end in quite a long looping animation!

[@madeinheaven1yearago194]

​@@GoobieTheGoobbladder

[@dissonanceparadiddle]

​@@HyperHardHead man.... There'd have to plan out the first and last frame for each one before hand right?

[@HyperHardHead]

@@dissonanceparadiddle Yeah that's true, and the differing art styles would make the transitions not-totally-seamless, but it would still be cool to see ^^

[@eyebotthegreat]

I love when artists finish a project together and say “how the hell did we do that?”

[@sparkcircuit7029]

As someone who is interested in trying out animation (just for fun), I actually think seeing how the frames were storyboarded/layered onto each other gave me a really good idea about how they add up! I also find it interesting on how if some scenes are fast enough, they can work even _without_ smear frames! 😲

[@borabunny]

the card transitions for each pokemon line were so creative!!

[@funx24X7]

Storyboarding definitely helps the overall flow but I love how some of the more improvised ones turn out, the scorbunny being a prime example.

[@hasty_rychu]

I am so emotionally detached that I have to make myself do facial expressions irl but my jaw literally DROPPED on every one of the reveals! Amazing job everyone!

[@moody_moosh]

So glad that Chandelure is finally in one of these videos! My favourite pokemon finally drawn by such incredible artists! Really made my day.

[@strikermodel]

With the quality of the rotating perspective, and the dynamic poses, it's no wonder ya'll were at it for 6 hours. Good work!

[@bamseogcalle8458]

I love these transformations! They are probably my favourites.

[@mimthyss]

Everyone in these lobbies is always the most insanely cracked out of their mind amazingly good artists, I love these videos SO much!!!! It's a shame they are difficult and taxing on everybody to do, cause the end results are so extremely satisfying and cool to see. I hope everyone is proud of their collaborative efforts!!!! Love the videos, keep it up everyone

[@hoodedstreetmonk352]

The Porygon one was amazing

[@Solsama03]

Typhlosion being my favorite Pokémon , I love what you guys did with it

[@YurrickLamhfhada]

Tele’s art advice was inspiring, no lie. I’d love to see you guys do Salamence and/or Flygon next time

[@harryyoutube9917]

Normally any 30 minute video takes me at least 3 sittings to get through but these Gartic Phone videos go by SO QUICKLY. They are so engaging and fun to watch and you guys are so frickin talented

[@PenMarkArt]

It’s so much fun to see how y’all balance the planning/notes, with the straight-ahead animating method of Gartic Phone.

[@bongwater1856]

Major props to the artists, this was awesome! also shoutout to the Gartic dev/devs watching the streams to take notes

[@_Geist]

so proud of y'all!! i caught the end of this stream and it was mindblowing to see that last one as the finale :]

[@Bluemilk92]

Animation will never fail to amaze me. The talent, and constant. endless. work.

[@testhekid]

i feel like these videos are becoming more of a talent show cos the animators keep on making jawdropping stuff everytime

[@candacelee6816]

Wow, I teared up at the end, when you all were marveling at the amazing art that you all had created and pulled off, just from the passion of animation. This is astounding and holy hell, it's great to see collaboration like this.

[@Saxdude26]

Even in the sketching stages, this had me MIGHTY excited. Cyndaquil flamewheeling into an evolution had me SQUEALING with anticipation.

[@communistperson]

YOOOOO, these are INSANE. I'm so glad my request got seen.

[@siegwardinspirit]

I hope you guys did some small exercises/stretches inbetween, over seven hours of animating sounds brutal. But the end product is excellent! Btw the music sync up to the animation at 22:58 is amazing, it's well done for each one but that one was awesome.

[@dalefreund]

10:20 as a martial artist of 9 years this one especially was awesome, but Ross. my good man. that is a hook kick. you are thinking of a hook kick into a spinning hook kick. not a round house. PLEASE.

[@WinterRaven37]

Chandelures evo line is my favorite Pokemon evo line and I loved what y'all did with that line

[@sager273]

Ross is a goofball

[@crunchybanana6489]

*affectionate*

[@Articxfrost0]

This was amazing to watch. For something similar, you could do Mega Evolutions/Dynamax as an animation. Gives you the chance for magical girl transformations and could be wild to do.

[@VictusBcb]

God, that last round with porygon makes me want to see you guys do a boomerang animation session so bad. Ya'll are cracked at this, and I love it!

[@katunu6030]

I may not be an artist but I know amazing art when I see it and this is definitely my favorite rubberroos vid now. Porygon and Squirtle were definitely my favorite. They were just so clean.

[@onyxsylvian]

God tier. I really want to see you do a Paradox Pokémon round eventually. Everyone would give a theme like past, present, angel, demon and then with those themes, everyone would have a Pokémon to change into that theme; Everyone would have 1 theme and then draw 5-6 Paradox Forms of said Pokémon they chose.

[@InchonDM]

At the risk of offering an opinion as someone who doesn't draw (writing is my preferred mode), I feel like Porygon turned out so good because Porygon was almost conceptually designed for this kind of thing. It's already explicitly a bird as rendered in low-poly early graphics, even in Porygon2 and to a lesser extent PorygonZ, so it was basically born in low-framerate and explicitly _digital, human-rendered_ environments. Other Pokemon, even Magnemite and its line, have some degree of being "real" to them, but Porygon is explicitly artificial, so it "thinks" well onto 2D.

[@ItsClutchLmao]

this video made me appreciate animators more 😭 i cant imagine the amount of work the people who animate shows like one piece do in the action scenes

[@jeffkuunz9439]

The best parts of these videos and streams is how supportive the artists are of each other and their work.

[@SuperTriscraft5]

The Porygon one was THE ABSOLUTE BEST

[@vincentpollack]

23:10 The last frame of this one is so beautiful

[@mallow2429]

I love how the vid literally started with my favorite evolution line lmao my favorite pokemon is chandelure

[@yjoshuaart1504]

I've been watching all these gartic phone animations of yours, they've been really inspiring to me to try and take a shot at 2d animation again!. I've got clip studio EX for a while so I might as well put it to use with animation!

[@viironugget]

I’d love to see a Gartic Phone with a bunch of Sailor Moon transformations of different anime/cartoon characters- I feel like that’d be so cool after watching this video. Great work as always! :D

[@BriaBri]

That porygon one animated like butter omg 🤌

[@J.Blazer]

"How to draw?" everyone else: just fckn draw a bunch Telepurte: Art is like a puzzle/rpg/adventure game.

[@kaede_but_yt]

Tele is a brilliant man, yes, but his analogy of art being a puzzle game shows that he's much smarter than we already know.

[@Toastility]

Tele's puzzle analogy is an amazing way to look at drawing. I kind of have the same view with math how it's a puzzle that helps you solve new puzzles

[@maxwells.strings5713]

The porygon evolution is AMAZING. It’s so cool 😭💖

[@Flexiblerhyme]

the silence into mouth noises at 9:40

[@esdraskuhn8896]

Porygon line definitely the best; Gardevoir a close second for being an adorable cinnamon roll

[@BrightBlueInk]

These videos are so amazing. As a fan of animation it's so fun to see the process and everyone's notes to help each other. And the end results, WOW. We've gotta get y'all some sponsors!!

[@CyndaquilIsGoated]

1:37 explaining why you should catch pokemon in pokemon

[@kkhandy950]

If you have trouble communicating the amount of frames left, you can have each person write the frame number in the notes. example: first person drawing writes "1" in a corner second writes "2" in the same corner third writes "3" You guys did a pretty good job on communicating with each other on framing. This is only a suggestion to help give more clarity where the animation is so that everyone will be able to know which frame they're on. Anyways, really great stuff. I love seeing everything you guys put out with all the hours you put into it. Keep up the good work! Love Ya!

[@Doma_133]

2:00 tele you are why i saved this in my tips for art folder.

[@Shift18]

That Porygon animation is insane, what a good ending

[@elimejah]

man i was there for the whole stream and it was absolutely worth it!! awesome to see in video form :) it's surreal to see my name in the chat!

[@Rixsiwolflover]

Mannnn these animation vids never fail to get me excited at the reveal to the point of near tears. Genuinely, it always looks so so so amazing, holy shit. Major kudos to every single artist

[@fizzle_drizzle519]

Legitimately, it was so entertaining to watch this live. The process, as always, is really insightful and worth learning from. Inspiring stuff ✨️

[@sourwitch2340]

I think the best part of this stream is just pros giving props to pros. like, all of y'all uplifting each other, it's super cool to see.

[@TGCPhilip]

I played gartic phone yesterday and, I have SO MUCH respect for these videos now 💀💀

[@WitnessedMe]

Some of these really needed to have more frames to be fleshed out but its so funny that porygon with the simplest sequence turned out the cleanest lmaooo Always great seeing you guys do a sweaty gartic animation but man you guys seriously deserve a sponsor at this point

[@Kitti_Toes]

Sick work as usual Ross and all the talented folks in this vid.

[@amadhatter13]

This was an insane stream with fantastic result. I've been waiting for this video!

[@RocketPawcalypso]

What an INCREDIBLE set of animations this produced!!! 1000% do more episodes like this with no time limit!! 👀👀👀❤️❤️❤️

[@BeiyongError]

amazing art advice and animation! the Porygon line animation looked so good my god. amazing stuff.

[@LongshotLink]

I mean, I'm always a Pokemon fan, but these long animations are always the coolest things. You all make the most amazing stuff together! Also, woo Blastoise!

[@rosilinathedragon4382]

this is so good dude, I love all of these so much!!! this is probably my favourite gartic animation video so far ngl

[@tired4046]

This is honestly so nice to watch while being sick on the floor. Idk, something about hearing their conversations and seeing the art get drawn helps settle my stomach for some reason. Edit: 1:37 DANG is that a nice analogy/some solid advice

[@Crunchatize_Me_Senpai]

I hate KZbin’s censorship rules, but goddamn I appreciate the editor using the pokeball dropping sound to censor words. That fucking sent me.

[@KaiTikka]

This was so awesome! Seeing all the transitions was amazing! I especially love the Cyndaquil to Typhlosion!

[@nikx]

You had some good rotations in this one. For the Cyndaquil line, the fireball spin into the slowdown was really cool and of course Polygon at the end was waaay too smooth!

[@quiyoma3730]

Telepurte over there with the wisdom of 100 lives Danm

[@derrynkai]

the inclusion of gardevoir and blaziken in this is so dope, i wasnt expecting that when i clicked on this. those two are my faves of all time! you guys are so cool!🎉

[@svenbimmelbahn1915]

the last one feels like it was made by one single person. amazing

[@jaycielle]

Holy hot dang that was incredible, such a cool version of the animation process (for the viewer hahaha) - I'd 100% tune in for way more of these 12/10 top tier content

[@michaels.3709]

3:34 - Hi, chat!

[@The_other_fry]

"brb I'm gonna get some tissues" the absolute moment of pure SILENCE followed by "COME ON MAN" I just-

[@kingseal5971]

Telepurt: Gotta get some tissues Ross: for crying right? FOR CRYING RIGHT?!?

[@mongotucalegs8249]

"Marvel do the best transitions" Ross and his friends:

[@bethanyvrooman9698]

"It's been 7 hours and 26 minutes" Me, checking: *Three and a half minutes into the video with 25 and a half more to go* Dang.

[@michaelpeebs]

Can tell a lot of effort gets distilled into such a short video. But the end results of these are so amazing! Kudos to you Ross and all the other artists.

[@Buddy_905]

thank all of y'all for making these videos! i love watching them and listening to all the cool things you guys say!

[@Bagplants]

that Porygon animation was SO SMOOTH. super cool, i'd love to see this again!!

[@Martinezayaay1802]

This is such an amazing thing to do by ya'll, hope to see another evolution animation. As soon as i see Gardevoir, i exactly knew one person who actually wants to see it drawn.

[@enragedpandah]

That porygon was awesome! Always love watching your content!

[@zackOOO-nz9rh]

that porygon one at the end was a shot of seretonin directly to my brain, it was the cleanest animation in the history of gartic

[@lololzaz]

The music in these is always timed so well with the reveals