Frame by frame animation

[Furpuss]

Thanx, synthsin75, I'll keep that in mind on my next FBF project!

[3deeguy]

Furpuss, I am embarrassed by my lack of knowledge of the great animators. For the past several days I've been searching everything I could find on Richard Williams. What a great animator and teacher! I 'saw' the beauty of FBF!
I thought a smooth head turn was a big deal. His advertisements were unbelievable with the camera moving fluidly as if it were a 3D animation.
I have to finish my current project which has no 'character' animation _ still much more difficult than I assumed when I started it.
What I've seen will change the way I animate. I simply have to get some that dynamic look in my characters. One of my first tests will be to scan target poses into AS and use smartbone 'actions' to take care of the in-betweens.

[Furpuss]

I worked for Richard Williams for many years. He was a very audacious character and could be very difficult to work for but he could do things no other animator could do. We both studied with Art Babbitt for years. His book is a great resource.

Furpuss

[3deeguy]

I worked for Richard Williams for many years. He was a very audacious character and could be very difficult to work for but he could do things no other animator could do. We both studied with Art Babbitt for years. His book is a great resource.

Furpuss

Honor to talk to you. I think the best part of AS is this forum. It is amazing that I can learn from and have a dialogue with such extremely talented people.

[lwaxana]

I worked for Richard Williams for many years. He was a very audacious character and could be very difficult to work for but he could do things no other animator could do. We both studied with Art Babbitt for years. His book is a great resource.

Furpuss

That is so cool! Thank you for sharing your method with us!

[Yosemite Sam]

Wow....