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Or should I say.... actually no... I'm not gonna say it. It's too late at night and I gotta sleep for classes t'morrow....yeah.
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Sorry no loading bar. Haven't learned that yet.

A few things I want to get straight here:
- This will not be outlined and/or colored in because the due date is in less than 3 weeks or so.
- I have other classes.
- I don't go to art college, I'm merely taking advantage of having the class at my community college.
- The class itself is once a week (some of this I worked at home on).
- Not all the details are filled in.
- PENCIL AND PAPER. (With Flash for compressing and exporting...because I can't load .swf in the Pencil test category because they only allow .gifs and it just chops up the picture more than it already is.)
- Plays ok in Firefox and Safari (dunno about IE)

And... I think that's it.

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SO- first almost completed pencil test from my personal project in my animation class... YAY PROGRESS!!

So...thinking about the ACTUALY time it took... I would say roughly....3-5 days with 3 1/2 hours each day (actually a bit more since I worked on it a little at home).

In the end (if I have time) I'm probably just gonna go back and scan each and every bloody frame...maybe and just combine frames in Photoshop. For now this'll have to do. (I don't shoot this at home- I would if I had the patience to figure out something efficient.)

Anyway- the scene here is, the character Nano is studying said horribly stylized cactus, and then looks down at its growling stomach. (Mind you there is no sound, that'll be added later in the more completed version of the entire short.)

I still have a ways to go, but I have another scene in the works and should be completed and ready to show upon completion.

...And now for sleep....glorious sleep...

30 somethin' frames shot on Two's @ 24 fps (had to change the fps in Flash in order to get it to show right...it's still kinda slow, but close enough.)

Nano ©

Please do not copy, trace, redistribute, etc. OR remove the watermark.

(Btw- the preview image is an older picture of Nano I never uploaded. Ah well.)

Description
Or should I say.... actually no... I'm not gonna say it. It's too late at night and I gotta sleep for classes t'morrow....yeah.
-----------
Sorry no loading bar. Haven't learned that yet.

A few things I want to get straight here:
- This will not be outlined and/or colored in because the due date is in less than 3 weeks or so.
- I have other classes.
- I don't go to art college, I'm merely taking advantage of having the class at my community college.
- The class itself is once a week (some of this I worked at home on).
- Not all the details are filled in.
- PENCIL AND PAPER. (With Flash for compressing and exporting...because I can't load .swf in the Pencil test category because they only allow .gifs and it just chops up the picture more than it already is.)
- Plays ok in Firefox and Safari (dunno about IE)

And... I think that's it.

-----------
SO- first almost completed pencil test from my personal project in my animation class... YAY PROGRESS!!

So...thinking about the ACTUALY time it took... I would say roughly....3-5 days with 3 1/2 hours each day (actually a bit more since I worked on it a little at home).

In the end (if I have time) I'm probably just gonna go back and scan each and every bloody frame...maybe and just combine frames in Photoshop. For now this'll have to do. (I don't shoot this at home- I would if I had the patience to figure out something efficient.)

Anyway- the scene here is, the character Nano is studying said horribly stylized cactus, and then looks down at its growling stomach. (Mind you there is no sound, that'll be added later in the more completed version of the entire short.)

I still have a ways to go, but I have another scene in the works and should be completed and ready to show upon completion.

...And now for sleep....glorious sleep...

30 somethin' frames shot on Two's @ 24 fps (had to change the fps in Flash in order to get it to show right...it's still kinda slow, but close enough.)

Nano ©

Please do not copy, trace, redistribute, etc. OR remove the watermark.

(Btw- the preview image is an older picture of Nano I never uploaded. Ah well.)