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Most Moho animation uses vector shapes, but sometimes somebody uses image layers to do cut-out style animation. Pasha Egorov sent us an example using lots of cut-out image layers (plus a few particle effects). What do you think? (It's the first movie - Parabellum - on the page below.)

http://www.lostmarble.com/moho/gallery/ ... deos.shtml

wow !

this is excellent!
it seems like it use a lot of switch layers too, to bring characters to life
I am curious, how much bone anim is there in it?

Great work and thank you for sharing!

best regards

Sorry, I can't answer any questions about how it was done, and I don't know if the creator visits this forum. Pasha, are you here?

Interesting use of Moho.

Brian

I like the use of depth and the jolty-ness. Kind of reminds me of the Modest Mouse or Frans Ferdenade(sp) video.

Wow! Excellent work. That must have been a nightmare to plan out!

Somewhere Terry Gilliam must be smiling, very good work!

Reindert.
www.nobudgetvideo.com

PARABELLUM is completely created in MOHO, mounted in ADOBE PREMIRE, edition of photos in a PHOTOSHOP. Many thanks for kind words. If you liked this work - come on a site http://www.aktush.com/ - probably you will be pleased with new works

Pasha Egorov

somebody can tell me what exactly is the "cut-out style animation"?
sorry... i don't understand (maybe because my english is too poor)


thanks

Selgin...

South Park would be called "cut out" style (it is done in "3d" with Maya but it is still that style).

Terry Gilliam's animations done for Monty Python would also fall into this category.

Basically it is the style of using bits of cut out paper and animating their motion over time... this could be photographs... or construction paper... painted artwork that is cut out and animated... etc.

-Vern

thanks heyvern.
now i understand

Wow that was awesome.

You have to teach me how to do that.... awesome.

Geesh, that was very good! I just wonder how long it took to put together?