JumpTestH264

Running and Jumping test, using two small latex build-up puppets.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Stop motion
• animation
• running
• jumping
• puppets
• test

[StopmoNick]

HappyOrangeAnimation - Yes, I used a piece of 3mm armature wire, or maybe 2 twisted together, then painted it out in TV Paint. I put a second copy of the frames on a layer underneath, and move them forward or back a couple of frames so the wires are in a different place. Then I use the eraser tool on the top layer to remove the wire and show the background underneath.

Photoshop is slower and clunkier because it loads one image at a time, but can do it much the same way.

[StopmoNick]

Thanks guys... gee you're quick, I just got them posted!

[happyorangeanimation]

ah yeah that sounds like a really effective method. Will have to give it a go, cheers

[happyorangeanimation]

very cool! you use wire's and edit them out? sorry to be a pain. don't answer if you can't be arsed; you're getting a lot of comments

[animatorIsomer]

I never saw this posted at SMS, you just got so much great stuff that I can't keep track! Amazing - just amazing.

[gatometalico]

m_) Amazingly done, as usual in Nick's

[castlegardener]

I have always liked that little goblin/gremlin puppet.

[Mackmation]

Your work is so great.

[brennig2]

What can I say, amaazing

[willmundell3]

top notch.....what i aspire 2 achieve

[jazzimation]

amazing stuff Nick, good to see great Ozy animators!