You work just blows my mind, honestly... Here I am trying to learn animation and some frame by frame stuff and I see your work and I'm "How the hell am I gonna do something like this??". Also, this is a compliment! =] I do feel like a total beginner, but seeing work like yours makes me feel like this is amazing and there's so much to learn still.
Thanks for your words Gino :) we are all in the same boat, really. I feel the same way so many times 😅. There is always more to learn :) just try to be patient and learn or create something new every day (that's what I try to tell myself as well 😝)
These videos are pure gold. Thank you so much Gareso. It's an invaluable learning opportunity to be able to look over the shoulder of someone so skilled.
Love your workflow! I am just getting into frame-by-frame animation and this is extremely helpful! I also have a tutorial request for you, regarding workflow in AnimateCC: could you please go a bit in-depth on how you "Refine" the frames after the sketch-animation is done? So - sharp strokes, colors, etc - how you build the final look. I am curious if you copy-paste+tweak the shapes from one frame onto another, or if you redraw the whole thing each frame. Workflow-wise this is essential information! Please consider it. And keep up the good work!:)
Thanks for the feedback Nikola! Well, actually It's a mix of both. Sometimes, if the frames are similar, I tend to copy/paste/edit. Some other times I find it's faster to just redraw from scratch. The key here is to find a way to do it faster and here's where software knowledge and experience comes in handy. On my last animation I tried cleaning up in After effects, and I think it has its pros and cons, depending on what you are animating. Unfortunately I avoid getting too much into detail on those videos to keep the channel manageable. I don't discard creating a course in the future to get deeper into details tho ;)
Amazing tutorial with advanced techniques and beautiful art! I do have one question though, how did you make sure the ones and twos between Animate and AnimDessin are aligned? Is it an auto process? Thank you!
Thanks a lot! :) The frames are aligned just by looking at the reference imported from Animate, it's not automated, but it's very easy to align... if there's a change, there's another frame ;)
Hi Yash! That's so nice of you to say :) I'm flattered. I have been working with animation for quite some time now. I have a degree in graphic design (2006) and I worked as a web designer for almost 5 years before making the change to animation in 2008. In 2010 I started my own studio and stayed there until 2018, but I felt I was not developing as an artist as much as I wanted. So I decided to fully reconnect with the hands-on side of things and started focusing on studying and practicing again. Now I'm living in Sydney Australia :)
These videos are a guiding path for newbies, Thankyou ❤, need more like this , this is a crash course tu us🔥
Brilliant breakdown, the crowd is something I've been trying to nail for an animation and your process has been so helpful!
Great to hear that Richard! :)
Thanks so much. Your tutorials are a master class in animation techniques! Soooo glad I found your channel.
Thanks so much for your words Dave :)
You work just blows my mind, honestly... Here I am trying to learn animation and some frame by frame stuff and I see your work and I'm "How the hell am I gonna do something like this??".
Also, this is a compliment! =] I do feel like a total beginner, but seeing work like yours makes me feel like this is amazing and there's so much to learn still.
Thanks for your words Gino :) we are all in the same boat, really. I feel the same way so many times 😅. There is always more to learn :) just try to be patient and learn or create something new every day (that's what I try to tell myself as well 😝)
These videos are pure gold. Thank you so much Gareso. It's an invaluable learning opportunity to be able to look over the shoulder of someone so skilled.
Thanks George, It makes me very happy to hear that these videos are being helpful :)
Hi Gareso ,Thankyou for breaking down and sharing your animation workflow ,I'm learning so much.
Keep doing what your doing.
Thanks for your support Carlton :) I'll try my best!
overall great workflow video again! but i particularly liked the way you created the crowd! keept it up :)
you are a genius! thanks!
You're a hero.
😜 thanks Carlos!
Ooooh man! Really really nice! I love it yours worflows. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Hugs from BR!
Valeu Xará! :D Abs!
You're genius!
Thank you for sharing your workflow. They are incredible!
Thanks Samantha! I'm very glad you like them :)
amazing thank you for sharing
Your work always blows my mind! Thank you for breaking down the workflow of another great project :)
Thanks a lot Bryan!!
How generous of you! super nice video! Enjoyed it.
Thanks for your generous comment :)
Hello Mr.Gareso, I love your workflow. Are you using a drawing tab?
Yes, always :) no need to go fancy tho, especially if you are starting out. any decent tablet will do the job.
Great work! Great guideline for people who are just starting out in animation! Keep up!
Thanks so much for your support! :)
Love your workflow! I am just getting into frame-by-frame animation and this is extremely helpful! I also have a tutorial request for you, regarding workflow in AnimateCC: could you please go a bit in-depth on how you "Refine" the frames after the sketch-animation is done? So - sharp strokes, colors, etc - how you build the final look. I am curious if you copy-paste+tweak the shapes from one frame onto another, or if you redraw the whole thing each frame. Workflow-wise this is essential information! Please consider it. And keep up the good work!:)
Thanks for the feedback Nikola! Well, actually It's a mix of both. Sometimes, if the frames are similar, I tend to copy/paste/edit. Some other times I find it's faster to just redraw from scratch. The key here is to find a way to do it faster and here's where software knowledge and experience comes in handy. On my last animation I tried cleaning up in After effects, and I think it has its pros and cons, depending on what you are animating. Unfortunately I avoid getting too much into detail on those videos to keep the channel manageable. I don't discard creating a course in the future to get deeper into details tho ;)
Thanks a lot! You rock
😁 YOU rock! 😄
amazing style
Thanks!
This is amazing! Your videos help to see how to improve my animations 1000% great work!
Thanks! I'm happy to hear that :)
Amazing tutorial with advanced techniques and beautiful art! I do have one question though, how did you make sure the ones and twos between Animate and AnimDessin are aligned? Is it an auto process? Thank you!
Thanks a lot! :) The frames are aligned just by looking at the reference imported from Animate, it's not automated, but it's very easy to align... if there's a change, there's another frame ;)
@@gareso Perfect! Thank you very much for answering my question:)
Brilliant work!
super nice! some great tips in here!
Again you teach me new things.
I'm glad it's being useful 😁 thanks for your support!
you are so amazing
Yeah!! nice work!! as always!
🙌🙌 thank you sir!
you are a genius dude! You are a fucking genius! ITS AMAZING
Your stuff is great man... you should make more tutorials and please do make on for interacting with background and all.
So good!
Awesome work man...
Just great thanks for your work dudeee is very nice
Thanks Erik! :)
Amazing bro, Keep up the great work! :)
🙌🙌🙌
Great Great Great！
Brilliant!! Amazing !!
Thanks 😄
Where did you learn and work? I want to know more about you. Love your work, life goals for me
Hi Yash! That's so nice of you to say :) I'm flattered. I have been working with animation for quite some time now. I have a degree in graphic design (2006) and I worked as a web designer for almost 5 years before making the change to animation in 2008. In 2010 I started my own studio and stayed there until 2018, but I felt I was not developing as an artist as much as I wanted. So I decided to fully reconnect with the hands-on side of things and started focusing on studying and practicing again. Now I'm living in Sydney Australia :)
@@gareso that's awesome! I think about that Procrastination GIF from animation SmackDown all the time. Thanks for sharing!
yeahhhhh!!
wow，thank you so much!
Thank you!
Please make tutorial on how to animate in Adobe animate?
I have no plans for an in-depth animation tutorial at the moment, but it's definitely a possibility for the (maybe not so near) future ;)
can you make logo animation projects please
Hi how many frame per second in your animation
I usually do my frame by frame animation on 24fps.
@@gareso thank you, your animation is great, please do more video tutorials
Are you brazilian?
Yep, that's correct 😁
Eu reconheci só pela voz kkkk A gente que é brazilian a gente conhece
@@yejifanboy1981 hahaha não dá pra esconder né? 😜