Tiedown loose animation for better quality (Krita)

[@ALHJ1997]

This is awesome to see! I love hand drawn animation, it's so cool to see it simplified this much!

[@animatewithdermot]

There's been a much higher viewer count on these videos, so I'll be doing a lot more. Once I finish messing with this scene, I'll move on to walks and runs!

[@ALHJ1997]

@animatewithdermot please do! Seeing guides from an experienced professional is super cool and the simplification is very confidence inspiring. I'm currently following Draw a Box and plan to near copy this video at a later date :)

[@FMHansen]

So good. Thank you!

[@shravanmadhyasta3269]

So cool

[@johnjoeparrot]

Krita has a great export for animation as well. The timeline can export to a PNG sequence which is perfect for DaVinci Resolve the free alternative to Adobe Premier

[@animatewithdermot]

I'll get around to DVR one day! I'm still using Premiere (CS5.5, one of the last ones you could buy). It works a charm.

[@Hydrart]

I remember the first time I saw construction lines in animation on Jungle book. Particularly on Col. Hathi . Was it a Milt Kahl thing?

[@animatewithdermot]

Not sure if it was Milt, or them just saying "fuck it, the xerox picks up the construction lines, who cares?" I remember Mick trying to let some of them in his clean up on Thumbelina, but Gary nixed it.

[@Hydrart]

@ All part of Micks youthful exuberance. Beautiful cleanup.

[@SuPeRg4meCrAfT]

❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@Hydrart]

Live action reference really upset me at first. Way more key frames than I ever imagined.

[@animatewithdermot]

100%. I remember seeing 'Anastasia' in LA when it came out. There was a scene where the prince (John Cusack's character?) did a simple turn from left to right, about as complex as the one I've done here. All it needed was TWO keys, add an antic/overshoot, slight dip on the breakdown, the bloody thing must have had one key every FOUR frames, it just blobbed all over the place like a bad AI. Just use it as pose ref.