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@@neno9186 no, you can't. You'd have to amp up the scale to thousands of pixels, and then somehow scale up the pen to like a hundred pixels. You'd have to hack Ms paint to do it.
When I clicked on this I expected to see simple puppet animation but no... you actually rigged the whole thing and animated it so nicely... my biggest respect for that
Well some artist just have 10 or 11 layers in which 8 of them are for sketching, one is for the actual painting and the rest for effects. Maybe the original artist didn't do it this way but still I don't think that it would've saved him *that* much time.
Knkl is a youtuber who works as an artist for leage. He did a video on how splash animations works. Its a whole lot easier with the original file since its prepared to be manipulated. but damn this dude tho
@@darkersouls1155 its true, but I'm an artist and I used 232 layers on my last extremely detailed drawing but sadly this wouldn't help shit cause the layers really have no sense, it would just make it all harder in fact.
Half of the time taken is from cutting the parts out, if you're working with them you won't have to do that cause the artist will most likely pass you the layers already separated
@@gwentarinokripperinolkjdsf683 A lot of artists actually merge layers and just cut them off like this after. Cuz it eats so much space and memory. You have no choice but to merge.
@@Archeia That depends, I would believe that in a game dev setting you would have some kind of shared cloud storage so it wouldn't be a big deal at all to have it saved as separate components, it would probably even be required to ease the production of the gifs
My old friend works for Riot Games as a senior concept artist (zeronis) and I showed him this. He said many accomplices of his watched this video already. He also said it was insane. Good job you made a riot employee praise you for your work. :D
The work is stunning but I guess to tedious and not really usable. Say they want a different angle. Now he would need to repeat it all again. Where as with a 3d file the animation could be used almost as is and the camera is just shifted a bit
Not really. The video is good, but this is not a portfolio's worth of work. People in UA-cam comments severely underestimate how difficult it is to be hired by a big studio. Still, what he did looked really good
@@purrleterian it kinda is. Making a static picture looks like something that riot made as an animation login screen is kind of portfolio worthy. Depends on what they are looking for. But in motion graphics, he has a good chance.
@@YoshinoArt I think the original took ~77 hours or something like that according to a comment on ua-cam.com/video/SXGS08q1lwg/v-deo.html (I think this is the actual animator for the login screen)
Don’t play league or really know anything about the characters. But coming from an artist (and just a human being who appreciates hard work in general), this is beautiful.
I find this process interesting. You're esentially cutting out pieces, painting to fill in gaps, adding a skeleton structure, and moving that around to animate it.
And tedious and hard. I've been trying to do this but limited to smaller things. Selecting and cutting is really hard especially filling the gaps organically. Used the puppet tool in After Effects since I don't have spine or know how to use it lol. Would be freakin fun to animate and rig it though.
@@Vastfill I know this is an old comment, but I'd figured I'd point it out anyways in case others have similar questions relating to the software Vaank used to create this animation loop. From what I could see, he used a mixture of Photoshop, Spine2D & After Effects. Photoshop was used to prep the image & get everything layered & Spine2D was used to rig everything.
if you ever feel like giving up yeah, just remember that. we were all meant to fly spread ur wings across the universe its ur time to its ur time to shine there s a light inside of all of us soon, u ll find that its ur time to fly ur time to fly
@@bakedbeans104 Me, who is a dog and has the IQ of a regular human being and decided to check their inbox: *_I AM F O U R T Y PARALELL UNIVERSES AHEAD OF YOU_*
Wow. I figured this is how it's done, but I wanted to believe there was some automatic function that would save you all that manual work. There was so much technical and creative talent employed here to pull it off so successfully. And the fact that you did it as just a fan art is just incredible. Endless applause for you.
iI is not done this way generally, animation is made with original art, all elements are painted in separated layers from start in this case, this is what you do when you only have the final art where the layers were merged.
There are cheaper softwares to do this, cheaper not easier, Live2D, Creature Animation Pro Kestrelmoon, and Crazy Talk Animator. the simplest and easiest anyone can start off for free, is wobble in the android playstore. well, anything can be free if you got search skills.
@@miso-ge1gz Thanks for the concern bud, I already have all the apps I mentioned. Spline while good, is overrated, it's like razer, Overmarketed that's why it's overrated, you get better deal from other brands like Logitech and Steelseries for the same price.
Holly molly I thought this was an official version of it Knowing this is a fanart just blow my mind The quality stand equally with the official version You're great
@@vethir Haha well, even if you progressively merge the layers for work each paint shape (Mireys do it a lot) I think you will keep at least the background layer..! Specially if the artwork has a lot of effects, blur and details like this. Also separated elements may be used for responsive-design later! I thinking merging the layers is useful with the realistic-material-digital-paint style, where you should handle all the figure-ground, just like a real painting. This artwork is purely digital style and has digital needs ^ ^
@@M0tt0ri Depends on the artist. I have a lot of different painting styles, but I still mainly paint on one layer, with the exception of a seperate layer for my sketch and the rough base colors which I do underneath the the sketch but then merge together quickly after and then continue painting on that one layer until I'm finished. Any layers I create after I've merged the initial two are simply copied layers of my current one so I can keep track of my progress to make progress gifs later. Doesn't matter what I'm painting, or in which style I'm painting it, this is always my process. It's more down to personal preference than anything. Some people prefer many layers, but some people prefer to just keep it simple.
@@CytheriaXylia Do you have clients that demand changes? Because if you do I don't understand how you can deprive yourself of the flexibility that layers offer.
Dang I remember seeing this a year ago. It was some kind of dark magic for me to do this with a picture. Now I get this recommended again and decide to actually watch some of the timelapse
Skilled people make this look so easy. Like when they repaint her leg and it looks as if they just threw a bunch of color down then smudged into together and it automatically became amazing. I wish I could do this. The worst part is that I know HOW they do it. I just freaking can’t. It takes more than knowing how, you need actual training. I wish I could do it
Eh, since you have the knowledge, what you need is time to apply that knowledge. I think you are ahead of others who are just beginning and are trying to figure out how these things work.
He was using a clone tool to apply the same surroundings and then filling in the detail by using color drop tool.. practice makes perfect! He is really good.
I remember when I have been there, Got all the fundamentals, yet, when I copy the people, I want to learn, it looks shitty, Then after additional 2 to 4 hours, on every 20 minutes, I finally got result. it was very very annoying, like the full tutorial is 15 minute, and I with all my knowledge spend at least 2 hours to get it 80% similar to them. It just like chess, after playing so many times, I don't think a lot, I just play the right move in 2 seconds, so those artists, they don't really think where to paint or to draw lines, they just do it and it magically fits.
You don't need art schools or any professional training - just tons of practice :) it mostly comes down to trial and error - experimenting and zooming in and out a LOT to see what looks good.
That’s because you can’t just copy technique, you need to know EVERYTHING. You need to colour match, know lighting, shading, how to colour and shade etc.
Holy fuck, this is talent! In the beginning, I was moderately impressed by watching the Photoshop work. This, coming from someone who's worked 10+ years doing photo-manipulation and advanced retouching jobs where I'd constantly be masking out objects and people, redrawing bodyparts, adding things back in and relighting/texturing to match, etc. After he threw it in spine works I figured he'd add in some minor motion but holy crap he was intensely rigging and animating each and everything very meticulously for quite some time. I skipped to the end in anticipation wanting to see the end result. Jeez, Not only was the animation expertly done and far exceeding what I'd thought possible for a still image. He went above and beyond with particles, light rays, shadows, the awesome butterfly movement, and natural blinking. I feel like this process could've really captured what the initial artist imagined. Wow, this could be an Advertisement for the Software used and this guy's career. I'm sold on it already. That was expertly done.
Ive dumped entire projects into the "hiatus forever" folder before because of this, one of THE most frustrating things that you can screw up while doing digital art. Of course ive never done anything on this scale before and Im cringing so hard at the thought of all the wasted effort 😖
Thanks! But I don't think so, I really need to get into After Effects. But not bad for a one day fanart animation though, I could polish it way more, I just rushed it
@gamegod19 Actually the official one is natively 1440p :P. Still, solid work from Ivan, it shows the capabilities of Spine 2D. If this software had the control over the composition as AE does, i would quit AE at any time of the day xD.
when i stumbled upon this video 5 years ago i was only starting with digital art and this motivated me so much!! i didnt even realise there were so many techniques, principles and overall so much work and passion put into wonderful pieces like these!! 5 years later i am still in awe and nowhere near as good but im so glad i stuck around with art and had the pleasure of working on so many great things. needles to say, one day ill make it and ill learn even the wonders of adobe animate, thank you so much for showing this video to the world ❤❤❤
SO MUCH WORK. Im growing gray hair just by looking at it. Its sad one only get to see stuff like this for such a short amount of time. but I did watch it for a while before logging in :3 I loved it
omg i watched this years ago but i forgot the title cause i just stumbled upon it and never saw it again. i occassionally remember it everytime i play video games and im so happy today that it appeared on my feed again omg.
Nah. I can always remember the order of everything. It makes all sense to me without naming every layer when I work, but if you share a project with others: PLEASE NAME THE FRICKIN LAYERS OKAY
@@JustNatax3 I envy you. When I have 100 layers or even more I have no idea what is where, I have such a tight folder + naming structure to be sure I don't accumulate hours of just looking for what is where. Honestly I have trouble even with a few tens of layers without names, just imagining opening such a file days/weeks/months later and seeing no names frightens me. How do you keep all that information in your head for so long, is it photographic memory?
@@ViktorsJournal Oh come on, I do folders too... but I usually don't struggle with maybe 50 layers without naming and folders...? Maybe more? I never thought about it tbh. Hmm.. I kinda build a tiny relationship with every layer and usually know the structure and whereabouts. Maybe I am just too lazy to name amd folder everything and that's why I mentally keep track. I just know where everything is. Now that I think about it: I took part in a memory test series at a research lab at my university a few months ago, the ones where you get a minute to memorize as many pictures on a grid as possible, including their orders. I did the best in my test group of 30 people, meaning I also got paid the best for participating. Take from that what you will: But for what I can do in that area, I can't do with other areas of thinking. Dealing with mathematical problems for example... I have always been terrible at that. I am just pissed when people send me their stuff over to do something and it's not all well kept documented lol if you work on your own, you can do whatever, ... In the end you'd be the best group partner to have and I'd be the worst, unless I put some effort in. lol sorry for my bad English, I'm soo tired and ironically can't think of good vocabulary rn...
dam this is insane, you animated neeko without even the photoshop file, just from an image. fascinating How much work behind a simple animation that usually us people dont even care about
Not going to lie I learned a ton from watching this, you separated each part you were going to animate. Fixed each of the pieces by painting on them, so they can be rigged. Then you rigged the pieces to the animation that it is now. I must say that's pretty smart.
Holy shit. I can’t imagine how long that took. Edit: ok i know the description says 21 hours. I’m just an artist myself and I’m imagining the work itself and having the dedication and determination to do it.
21 hours of work. That doesn't mean he did everything in one day. He might worked a week (3h per day). It could easily be like a part time job and don't forget it's only for a couple of seconds. Idk how many days this took him but the final result is amazing
Ηλιας Λευκιας 1. The description says he rushed it in 2 days. 2 the title of the video says fan art so it wasn’t for a job. And 3 no mater how long he took to do it it still is a lot of work.
THIS is art, THIS is why I love art because MASTERPIECES like this are made. The time you did this in is amazing, mind boggling even how someone can do this is less than a day- it’s just shocking how TALENTED people are sometimes! You deserve more credit for how much work you put into these and deserve a god damn REWARD. Good job, keep up the amazing work.
holy fuck that is bloody awesome. That was a lot of bloody work for a couple seconds but it looks bloody amazing and I hope you are proud of the fantastic work that you have done.
Bloody glad to hear that bloody news. Excuse my bloody lingo I'm a bloody Australian so I bloody use the bloody word bloody a bloody fuck ton. Sorry if it makes it bloody hard to bloody read
I’m so annoyed riot removed loading screens, they gave such an insight into a champion’s character, and made me want to learn new champs like when Jinx was released (when I began playing); wish there was a way to add these into the league loading client 😓
They dislike this because they couldn't do the same thing, so they deem this a lie and a forged illusion. This behavior is described by a single term: Jealousy.
Thank you for your video and sharing. This is art. This is why I love art, because masterpieces like this can be made. The time you spend doing this is amazing. It's incredible how one can do it in less than a day. Keep going and look forward to your other works.
Seriously, LoL ought to hire you to do this sort of stuff for their ads and art and stuff! This is amazing! Wow, I am genuinely baffled at your amazing skills! You definitely deserve more views and subs, for sure!
@@gadgetboyplaysmc I think animating a splash without the layers giving to you is only slightly less harder as making the cinematics. Once you have a full 3d Model, it's a lot less harder to worry about blocking of certain parts. It takes longer, sure, but once you have the models ready it's far easier and more flexible to work around 3d models. Animating a 2D image, specially one from an already flat image (not layered), is specially taxing when you have to thinking about "what was that arm blocking in the background?" or "is this part of the clothing plain or did it have decorations on it underneath the hand". Also, there's tons of 3D models online that are almost ready to go for your environment. I think 3D models are harder only because of the time you need to put into one model, but once you make the model, you don't have to redo the model with every single frame - you just have to move it around. With 2D animation, unless it's an animation with lot relatively static pose like this (Neeko moves, but her pose is relatively the same), every frame has to be redrawn. If the body turns a 180 degrees, you have to redraw the for all the frames that it's turning; the higher the framerate, the more times you'll have to redraw it. With 3D models, you need to only move the camera, or move the object itself to perceive it as "turning". That's it, you don't have to redraw it everytime, and you can just choose any framerate you want.
@Actual Gus well I started League in 2017 so I already had a good computer. My bad time was from 2009 to 2013. I couldn't play GTA San Andreas on 60FPS
Im genuinely In awe by this video. ive never seen the process on stuff like this before. I aspire to be able to successfully do stuff like this someday! Keep up the great work!
At the start, I had no idea what you were doing. I just thought you were just tracing it but the final product, that's just awesome all around. That's too dope for my vocabulary.
Imagine spending hours drawing and illustration and have someone bring it to life. Absolutely gobsmacked! As you were doing this I visualized what the final product would look like and I tell you, it's better than what I imagined. During the video I was literally thinking what if someone did this a few days after an illustration was released, then I read the description. You've outdone yourself mate.
Who else played this at 0.25 speed and STILL needed to pause and play repeatedly to get it to go even slower to really study those sweet sweet details :) really enjoyed watching the rigging elements too :)
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Mlbb music wtf
Hi
Hello sur can you make a long tutoriel te teach as this technique ?
@@potatoesarelife8109 minute?
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Let's just appreciate how fast this man can move his mouse
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Lol
☝😮
✊😯
Pen tablet
Lmao good joke
Vaank: "sorry for the quality, I rushed it a little bit"
Me: *cries in MS Paint*
@@neno9186 *cries in sketch*
*cries in pixelated drawing
Thank you for this comment lmfao
@@neno9186 no, you can't.
You'd have to amp up the scale to thousands of pixels, and then somehow scale up the pen to like a hundred pixels.
You'd have to hack Ms paint to do it.
😂
Wait that's an image!
*Illusion : 100*
You're everywhere
4th time ive seen you today
Oh it's you, hi
Wait thats a gif!
Animation 100
I like you better than justin Y
Can we talk about how good this guy is at selecting things from the original picture tho?
ikr, like how-
I hope he doing more of animation 🙏
*Riot* : Not animated paintings
*Vaank* : Fine I'll do it myself
AMV anime
When a single youtuber animate better than a whole animating team
@@volethan6109 Quite a dumb comparison, considering the original isn't even animated in first place.
It does look amazing, though.
um cara qualquer no they are talking about any studio you are the dumb one lmao
@@Snowyoaks2 Read the chain again... you might need to get your text interpretation checked, my man...
When I clicked on this I expected to see simple puppet animation but no... you actually rigged the whole thing and animated it so nicely... my biggest respect for that
UwU
I think the same thing
Meh too
It's so good
I gotchu 3k
God damn I am just imagining the amount of time that would have been saved if they had the original PSD file
Well some artist just have 10 or 11 layers in which 8 of them are for sketching, one is for the actual painting and the rest for effects. Maybe the original artist didn't do it this way but still I don't think that it would've saved him *that* much time.
Knkl is a youtuber who works as an artist for leage. He did a video on how splash animations works. Its a whole lot easier with the original file since its prepared to be manipulated.
but damn this dude tho
it'll save around only 3 hours
If even i put effort on this animation..cause me like years
@@darkersouls1155 its true, but I'm an artist and I used 232 layers on my last extremely detailed drawing
but sadly this wouldn't help shit cause the layers really have no sense, it would just make it all harder in fact.
"Sorry it's a bit rushed"
*real time: 21 hours*
If I needed to make a guess I would have guessed at least double that time. This is just unreal work.
@BLI NK yes
@@കുട്ടൂസൻ-ദ1ണ no
@@hajjarham7527 yes
@@senpairaizo9943 no
And here I present what happens when a human uses 100% of his brain activity in photoshop
Congratulations you have a heart of the creator of this video :D
Oh, thanks for the heart Vaank =)
Take "Synapsyl" for 100% brain capacity xD (no joke)
And makes you wonder about the people who programmed photoshop
This person separated everything through photoshop and animated with another program spine.
This dude remembered all of the layers even without naming them... he must be never skip classes
this is how I learned body parts in school, the arm is layer1, head is layer32, and so on... obvious
@Vaank oh that’s a really smart ideal!
Vaank wtf??
@@Vaank Brain is toooo tall XD
@@Vaank bruh how do I get such long brain
but for real though is there a system to that?
I suddenly have an extreme appreciation for these animated login screens
Same
SynthAir Yeah, same dude!
Half of the time taken is from cutting the parts out, if you're working with them you won't have to do that cause the artist will most likely pass you the layers already separated
@@gwentarinokripperinolkjdsf683 A lot of artists actually merge layers and just cut them off like this after. Cuz it eats so much space and memory. You have no choice but to merge.
@@Archeia That depends, I would believe that in a game dev setting you would have some kind of shared cloud storage so it wouldn't be a big deal at all to have it saved as separate components, it would probably even be required to ease the production of the gifs
My old friend works for Riot Games as a senior concept artist (zeronis) and I showed him this.
He said many accomplices of his watched this video already.
He also said it was insane.
Good job you made a riot employee praise you for your work. :D
Oh wow thanks a lot
My question is how he is hired yet!
@@emilstarve5270 How he is hired yet? that doesn't make sense. Do you mean HOW IS HE NOT HIRED YET?
Hire him!!!
The work is stunning but I guess to tedious and not really usable. Say they want a different angle. Now he would need to repeat it all again. Where as with a 3d file the animation could be used almost as is and the camera is just shifted a bit
I feel like you could get hired solely based off this video
Well no shit lmao
@@Leinnn 찐따노;;
AMV anime👈😍😍
Not really. The video is good, but this is not a portfolio's worth of work. People in UA-cam comments severely underestimate how difficult it is to be hired by a big studio.
Still, what he did looked really good
@@purrleterian it kinda is. Making a static picture looks like something that riot made as an animation login screen is kind of portfolio worthy. Depends on what they are looking for. But in motion graphics, he has a good chance.
I've always wondered how LoL splash arts get animated, the process is so amazing to watch!!
it is probably much easier for rito, because they already have the file with all the separated layers
@@YoshinoArt I think the original took ~77 hours or something like that according to a comment on ua-cam.com/video/SXGS08q1lwg/v-deo.html (I think this is the actual animator for the login screen)
Most likely they do not use the same method as Vaank used, just because they have more than just a single picture.
Ow i didn't know these things
Really? I think it's quite obvious, this isn't even that difficult to do.
Don’t play league or really know anything about the characters. But coming from an artist (and just a human being who appreciates hard work in general), this is beautiful.
......i am stunned, WHERE ARE YOUR SUBS?????
- Yasmeen
Here we've got one I guess :D
@@Vaank yep uwu
I saw u at yt when said give this video attention 😂😂
Yasmeen ♥
@@Zouchii zouchii! uwu
12:48
I’m just using this as a replay button for the beautiful animation.
SkyTheImaginer Thank you for the replay button 😌
Izzy No problem my dude.
you’re a saint
I feel like she moanin in the animation :( sorry im dirty minded
it's incredible... so realistic and beautiful
Gamora: Did you finish the layers?
Vaank: Yes
Gamora: What did it cost?
Vaank: Everything
Hh
Even your hentai mind?
@@juanvilla4030 wtf
villa poor tord
Yeah
I find this process interesting. You're esentially cutting out pieces, painting to fill in gaps, adding a skeleton structure, and moving that around to animate it.
And tedious and hard. I've been trying to do this but limited to smaller things. Selecting and cutting is really hard especially filling the gaps organically. Used the puppet tool in After Effects since I don't have spine or know how to use it lol. Would be freakin fun to animate and rig it though.
@@kurogane2x Hi, I'm very interested in trying to learn this. Can you tell me what software he's using or what technique so I can find videos on it?
@@Vastfill I know this is an old comment, but I'd figured I'd point it out anyways in case others have similar questions relating to the software Vaank used to create this animation loop.
From what I could see, he used a mixture of Photoshop, Spine2D & After Effects.
Photoshop was used to prep the image & get everything layered & Spine2D was used to rig everything.
@@IamNess64 thank you sm!!
posts it
UA-cam: nahhhh
year later
UA-cam: it’s your time to shine
Yess
if you ever feel like giving up yeah, just remember that. we were all meant to fly spread ur wings across the universe its ur time to its ur time to shine there s a light inside of all of us soon, u ll find that its ur time to fly
ur time to fly
Omg yes, what the hecc
xVitOSx ?okay?
Y E S
21 hours for a few seconds. Yes, that's animation for you. Worth it? Yes.
and that's a rush, usually it would take much more
In some cases such as disney and pixar's animation, a 10 second clip of animation can take up to 3 years to perfect and be satisfied with.
@MISSIO's Grandson mood-
Exactly why I want to major in animation in college 🙂
It's basically an infinite animation since it's a loop
the amount of layers is scaring me
You are not alone
I think I will need a vertical monitor to list the amount of layers.
;-;
How many layers there?!
The number of layers when doing high end animations, and drawing in Photoshop does get pretty insane
No joke, now that they are animating literally every splash art for LoL: Wild Rift, you could get a great job in Riot from this, absolutely amazing.
My editing skills:
This video:
*Destruction 100*
For me that's "DESTRUCTION 9999999999999"
@@zurielroycedacoco9502 destruction 1000000000000000000000000
@@nii-sand7396 destruction billion thousand
I mean 100, 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Destruction: ∞
Me, who doesn't like the game but think the art illustration is cool: *I am 2 parallel universes ahead of you.*
Me who doesnt play it: im four parallel universes ahead of you.
@@nightingale-d3e me who's never heard about it I'm FIVE parallel universes ahead of you
@@pheonix4075 me who hasnt heard and played it, i, E I G H T parallel universes ahead of you
@@nightingale-d3e me who has forgotten this comments: *I AM TEN PARALLEL UNIVERSES AHEAD OF YOU*
@@bakedbeans104 Me, who is a dog and has the IQ of a regular human being and decided to check their inbox: *_I AM F O U R T Y PARALELL UNIVERSES AHEAD OF YOU_*
Wow. I figured this is how it's done, but I wanted to believe there was some automatic function that would save you all that manual work. There was so much technical and creative talent employed here to pull it off so successfully. And the fact that you did it as just a fan art is just incredible. Endless applause for you.
iI is not done this way generally, animation is made with original art, all elements are painted in separated layers from start in this case, this is what you do when you only have the final art where the layers were merged.
There are cheaper softwares to do this, cheaper not easier, Live2D, Creature Animation Pro Kestrelmoon, and Crazy Talk Animator.
the simplest and easiest anyone can start off for free, is wobble in the android playstore. well, anything can be free if you got search skills.
@@miso-ge1gz Thanks for the concern bud, I already have all the apps I mentioned. Spline while good, is overrated, it's like razer, Overmarketed that's why it's overrated, you get better deal from other brands like Logitech and Steelseries for the same price.
Cutting is like 90% of the work. Normally the artists make sure evrything is on a different layer when they create the piece in the first place
@@miso-ge1gz it's not 300 dollars. It's CC subscription now. Pretty sure you literally can't buy it. 9.99 a month for for 1 app.
Holly molly I thought this was an official version of it
Knowing this is a fanart just blow my mind
The quality stand equally with the official version
You're great
this guy be like : *Photoshop Mastery 7 emote*
Lolz
Indeed
1000th like lmao
AMV anime👈😍😍😍
Not Photoshop at all. *He is fucking good with colors and animating in spine!*
For God's sake, if the original artist had known your purposes, she would have gladly given you the layers file...!
Well idk if that's legally possible since the illustration belongs to Riot I guess... But even them might have been ok with it
i think people usually merge all the layers towards the end anyways
@@vethir Haha well, even if you progressively merge the layers for work each paint shape (Mireys do it a lot) I think you will keep at least the background layer..! Specially if the artwork has a lot of effects, blur and details like this. Also separated elements may be used for responsive-design later!
I thinking merging the layers is useful with the realistic-material-digital-paint style, where you should handle all the figure-ground, just like a real painting. This artwork is purely digital style and has digital needs ^ ^
@@M0tt0ri Depends on the artist. I have a lot of different painting styles, but I still mainly paint on one layer, with the exception of a seperate layer for my sketch and the rough base colors which I do underneath the the sketch but then merge together quickly after and then continue painting on that one layer until I'm finished. Any layers I create after I've merged the initial two are simply copied layers of my current one so I can keep track of my progress to make progress gifs later. Doesn't matter what I'm painting, or in which style I'm painting it, this is always my process. It's more down to personal preference than anything. Some people prefer many layers, but some people prefer to just keep it simple.
@@CytheriaXylia Do you have clients that demand changes? Because if you do I don't understand how you can deprive yourself of the flexibility that layers offer.
legend says hes still making layers
Dang I remember seeing this a year ago. It was some kind of dark magic for me to do this with a picture. Now I get this recommended again and decide to actually watch some of the timelapse
Skilled people make this look so easy. Like when they repaint her leg and it looks as if they just threw a bunch of color down then smudged into together and it automatically became amazing. I wish I could do this. The worst part is that I know HOW they do it. I just freaking can’t.
It takes more than knowing how, you need actual training. I wish I could do it
Eh, since you have the knowledge, what you need is time to apply that knowledge. I think you are ahead of others who are just beginning and are trying to figure out how these things work.
He was using a clone tool to apply the same surroundings and then filling in the detail by using color drop tool.. practice makes perfect! He is really good.
I remember when I have been there, Got all the fundamentals, yet, when I copy the people, I want to learn, it looks shitty,
Then after additional 2 to 4 hours, on every 20 minutes, I finally got result.
it was very very annoying, like the full tutorial is 15 minute, and I with all my knowledge spend at least 2 hours to get it 80% similar to them.
It just like chess, after playing so many times, I don't think a lot, I just play the right move in 2 seconds, so those artists, they don't really think where to paint or to draw lines, they just do it and it magically fits.
You don't need art schools or any professional training - just tons of practice :) it mostly comes down to trial and error - experimenting and zooming in and out a LOT to see what looks good.
That’s because you can’t just copy technique, you need to know EVERYTHING. You need to colour match, know lighting, shading, how to colour and shade etc.
Holy fuck, this is talent!
In the beginning, I was moderately impressed by watching the Photoshop work. This, coming from someone who's worked 10+ years doing photo-manipulation and advanced retouching jobs where I'd constantly be masking out objects and people, redrawing bodyparts, adding things back in and relighting/texturing to match, etc.
After he threw it in spine works I figured he'd add in some minor motion but holy crap he was intensely rigging and animating each and everything very meticulously for quite some time. I skipped to the end in anticipation wanting to see the end result.
Jeez, Not only was the animation expertly done and far exceeding what I'd thought possible for a still image. He went above and beyond with particles, light rays, shadows, the awesome butterfly movement, and natural blinking. I feel like this process could've really captured what the initial artist imagined.
Wow, this could be an Advertisement for the Software used and this guy's career. I'm sold on it already. That was expertly done.
Woah thanks a lot for your kind words 😊
The fact that this was made from a still image is insane, excellent job!
Can we appreciate how beautiful the animation is and the music with the nature?
I don't even play LoL but this is some quality shit
Homeya yeah haha
yes
Ikr
Same
SAMEE
Oh my god- did you ever paint on the wrong layer? I can't even imagine how frustrating that would be lmao-
i’ve done that
Lmao? It would be hell if that happens👁️👄👁️
I do this all the time but it's easy to fix because I don't do stuff like this.
It must be hell for Vaank.
Trust me, it is hell
Ive dumped entire projects into the "hiatus forever" folder before because of this, one of THE most frustrating things that you can screw up while doing digital art. Of course ive never done anything on this scale before and Im cringing so hard at the thought of all the wasted effort 😖
Better than official
Thanks! But I don't think so, I really need to get into After Effects. But not bad for a one day fanart animation though, I could polish it way more, I just rushed it
@gamegod19 Actually the official one is natively 1440p :P. Still, solid work from Ivan, it shows the capabilities of Spine 2D. If this software had the control over the composition as AE does, i would quit AE at any time of the day xD.
@gamegod19 Gotcha.
12:46
nope
when i stumbled upon this video 5 years ago i was only starting with digital art and this motivated me so much!! i didnt even realise there were so many techniques, principles and overall so much work and passion put into wonderful pieces like these!! 5 years later i am still in awe and nowhere near as good but im so glad i stuck around with art and had the pleasure of working on so many great things. needles to say, one day ill make it and ill learn even the wonders of adobe animate, thank you so much for showing this video to the world ❤❤❤
"So sorry for the quality"? Dude wtf this is better than any league of legends splash art
Subscribe to my channel please I need some help
@@missvu7361 really
@@missvu7361 you only have a channel trailer maybe if u upload more
@D I G I T A L * G E M come on bro
@@missvu7361 stfu
This artwork's file should be called "Shrek" because it has so many layers
👏👏👏
SO MUCH WORK. Im growing gray hair just by looking at it.
Its sad one only get to see stuff like this for such a short amount of time.
but I did watch it for a while before logging in :3 I loved it
love your reigen icon xD
What app is used?
omg i watched this years ago but i forgot the title cause i just stumbled upon it and never saw it again. i occassionally remember it everytime i play video games and im so happy today that it appeared on my feed again omg.
Yes I went looking for it again after 2 years
*wallpaper engine wants to know your location*
XD
original
👍
XDD
lololol
This is the only speedart where I didn’t skip to the end to see the result...
SAME
Samee
SAME
not same
*SAAAAAAAAAAMEEEEEEEE*
How,,,,
Do you,,,
Keep up,,, with
So many
La y e r s
Ogre
Mushiebug ikr I always draw on the other instead of the one I’m suppoused to :p
yea I can't make good detailed art, literally 20 layers is too much because it gives me anxiety and I lose motivation
I use only 1 layer because fuck it
Me: adds 7th layer
Computer:yOuR iNvEnToRy iS fUlL
Even though I’ve never played it, I’m sure that your amazing art could be in the game. This probably took you an ETERNITY to make.
And that kids is why you name your frikin layers ...
Pornstar Shrimp What do you mean? It’s not like she had trouble with the layers + it won’t make a different if you knew which layer is which.
Nah. I can always remember the order of everything. It makes all sense to me without naming every layer when I work, but if you share a project with others: PLEASE NAME THE FRICKIN LAYERS OKAY
@@JustNatax3 I envy you. When I have 100 layers or even more I have no idea what is where, I have such a tight folder + naming structure to be sure I don't accumulate hours of just looking for what is where. Honestly I have trouble even with a few tens of layers without names, just imagining opening such a file days/weeks/months later and seeing no names frightens me. How do you keep all that information in your head for so long, is it photographic memory?
@@ViktorsJournal Oh come on, I do folders too... but I usually don't struggle with maybe 50 layers without naming and folders...? Maybe more? I never thought about it tbh. Hmm.. I kinda build a tiny relationship with every layer and usually know the structure and whereabouts. Maybe I am just too lazy to name amd folder everything and that's why I mentally keep track. I just know where everything is. Now that I think about it: I took part in a memory test series at a research lab at my university a few months ago, the ones where you get a minute to memorize as many pictures on a grid as possible, including their orders. I did the best in my test group of 30 people, meaning I also got paid the best for participating. Take from that what you will: But for what I can do in that area, I can't do with other areas of thinking. Dealing with mathematical problems for example... I have always been terrible at that.
I am just pissed when people send me their stuff over to do something and it's not all well kept documented lol if you work on your own, you can do whatever, ...
In the end you'd be the best group partner to have and I'd be the worst, unless I put some effort in. lol
sorry for my bad English, I'm soo tired and ironically can't think of good vocabulary rn...
@@JustNatax3 omfg same
Oh! So that's how the people animate the ads for anime games! Thats also how you make images move without actually moving the image....wait, what?....
Oo are you a Seven Deadly Sins fan too?
NotUrStyle was (＊￣︶￣＊) (´；ω；｀)
Weeb
Outstanding Weaboo bigger weeb
@@seventhdeadlysin even bigger weeb
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
This art is beautiful,
And so are you.
7 Rings
I want a genuine compliment not fucking lies
Sonicopi I didn’t copy and paste it
Huy Max 😂
Sonicopi your*
dam this is insane, you animated neeko without even the photoshop file, just from an image. fascinating How much work behind a simple animation that usually us people dont even care about
DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE SICCCKKKKKK
DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE
HEAAALLLLLTTTTTHHHHYYY
Pero que haces aquí compañera?
What app is used?
Where did she get the profile ?
@@CinnaMoonBunnyOwO aquí viendo al amigo ser un maestro de la animación
Not going to lie I learned a ton from watching this, you separated each part you were going to animate. Fixed each of the pieces by painting on them, so they can be rigged. Then you rigged the pieces to the animation that it is now. I must say that's pretty smart.
Ehm iets Just how it works, he basically building a puppet of the image. It's not rocket science ;)
Stricker Clan nice comment
@@RomboutVersluijs Smug Mcgee here has got an opinion to share...
@@THeOliveGardin whooooooo
Stricker Clan yeah, I learned stuff from this too. I’m probably not gonna use it in my life but it was really cool to learn
Ive avoided this video for weeks thinking that it would be some crude animation but God do I regret not clicking on it sooner
Same haha
Same rip
Same
i myself didnt even read the title i just thought its some speedpaint
WTF this is amazing, the time of dedication, the details, love your work.
I love how the artist doesn't name the layers. It's not because the artist is lazy. There's too many of them.
The worst part is that I named ALL of them before exporting lol
@@Vaank Extra effort haha
@@Vaank what did you name them?, is it something like neeko's eyeballs, neeko' legs or just random names?
@@Lukkundant Each part has it's own name. Forearm_R, Forearm_L, Eye_L, Eye_R, etc. But you can name it whatever you want ^^
@@Vaank Child-parent relationship naming conventions for easy parsing into a DAM (Digital Asset Management) system.
Damn I did not know making this takes only 15 minutes.
DERPY it’s speed up
@@yunasux9029 he was joking
@@yunasux9029 whooosh
@@yunasux9029 r/woosh
@@yunasux9029/wooooosh
Holy shit. I can’t imagine how long that took.
Edit: ok i know the description says 21 hours. I’m just an artist myself and I’m imagining the work itself and having the dedication and determination to do it.
Description :) 21 hours :D
@@KAKAHAHAable ONLY? BRO UR THE BOSS!!!!
21 hours of work. That doesn't mean he did everything in one day. He might worked a week (3h per day). It could easily be like a part time job and don't forget it's only for a couple of seconds. Idk how many days this took him but the final result is amazing
Ηλιας Λευκιας 1. The description says he rushed it in 2 days. 2 the title of the video says fan art so it wasn’t for a job. And 3 no mater how long he took to do it it still is a lot of work.
BelieveInShadows 21 hours it says in description
*Skilled photoshop artist has entered the chat* Give thou who made such art a crown of gold
No one:
Neeko: 👁👄👁
Why the F*CK DID I LAUGH
Neeko: 👁️👄👁️
me: 😏🍆
8====D
*Shook face*
No one:
You:dead meme
I am terrified at how smooth that is.... too bad im too lazy to do any of that in my animations
I'm too lazy too practice but I want to get better. But I don't wanna.
XD
Mooooood
Spine's frame interpolation makes smooth animations not a nightmare to create
everyday its the same :(
Or are you
Vaank: "sorry for the quality, I rushed it a little bit"
Me: *Cries in iPhone notes drawings *
Well you choosed an iphone instead of something as useful with a cheaper price
@@raiduay7060 its just a meme i use my graphic tablet for drawings :D
Lol I use pic collage when my art tablet decides its time to take another nap and crashes
Better than android ig
username android phones are superior but android tablets..I can’t say the same
Now this confirms the amount of work one must need to put in. I need to train my patience so much more! Amazing work!!
My Recommendations be like:Look! u can't do that
@B R U H🗿 wh
you can, you just need to sell your soul to the underlord first
Yeah
I wish i had this amount of talent ;-;
@@vendokiabo Yap done now I can draw a whole galaxy bruh thanks to satan
@@Crystal_500 Do it every day, no matter what others say.
THIS TOOK HIM LESS THAN A DAY?!?!?!
WAIT FR
WHAATTTt
WHAAAAT?
well im assuming he didnt work 21 hours in a row
I would assume it would be spliced
NOW THIS.. is amazing. I wish I could do such things but I'm just a little music video editor. uwu
Please teach me master! ♥
OMG hii I'm a big fan!!!!
Haii
This is just practice ;) I encourage everyone to start doing it
@@Vaank UwU
@@Vaank I wouldn't even know where to start! :D I'm already overwhelmed just by watching your progress. uwu I'm impressed.
That's some fast animating bro, even tho you say it's rushed, but animating it pretty smoothly in 1 day is unbelievable
youtube recommend me here, and im glad i've come by to this channel.
Same here
THIS is art, THIS is why I love art because MASTERPIECES like this are made. The time you did this in is amazing, mind boggling even how someone can do this is less than a day- it’s just shocking how TALENTED people are sometimes! You deserve more credit for how much work you put into these and deserve a god damn REWARD. Good job, keep up the amazing work.
A n t i d e p r e s s a n t s agreeable
Can I have your avatar pic?
I remember watching this 10 months ago and now I'm watching it 10 months later lol
yuli j samee
lol me to
and reading my cringe comment with no likes 😂😢
@@halowolf5315 Expect yours
2 months later, you should watch this
Amazing how you can get this with just 2 programs and one man's talent.
And here we have another underrated UA-camr who needs a ton of well-deserved subs for their hard work.
I experienced physical pain from watching the amount of work this took
Edu Cabrera definetly a lot if work especially for one person, but other youtubers (who work in teams) put in 20x the work
holy fuck that is bloody awesome. That was a lot of bloody work for a couple seconds but it looks bloody amazing and I hope you are proud of the fantastic work that you have done.
Bloody thanks! Bloody glad you like it so bloody much! I'm bloody proud indeed
Bloody glad to hear that bloody news. Excuse my bloody lingo I'm a bloody Australian so I bloody use the bloody word bloody a bloody fuck ton. Sorry if it makes it bloody hard to bloody read
i smell blood...
@@gispry hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahabloodhahahahahahaha
BLOODDDD
I’m so annoyed riot removed loading screens, they gave such an insight into a champion’s character, and made me want to learn new champs like when Jinx was released (when I began playing); wish there was a way to add these into the league loading client 😓
Ok i don't understand why someone would dislike this this is amazing! Like it took so much time and effort!
They dislike this because they couldn't do the same thing, so they deem this a lie and a forged illusion. This behavior is described by a single term: Jealousy.
Where is your profile pic from? I feel like ive seen it alot...
I didn't dislike it but KDA song rly?
@@guikush8429 i mean Y not? If he likes it then let him play it--
Riot would like to know your location, you're hired.
@Dang Khoa Bui this vid is monetized
Wooosh..
@@banapotato6940 I don't think you got the joke to the comment.
@Dang Khoa Bui He doesn't work for riot, duhh
@Dang Khoa Bui I would! I know many people who spend even more time for things they have a passion for.
I can barely even get up from bed
Get help!
@@ARobinHall lel
i just got up from bed
**its 8PM btw**
Thank you for your video and sharing. This is art. This is why I love art, because masterpieces like this can be made. The time you spend doing this is amazing. It's incredible how one can do it in less than a day. Keep going and look forward to your other works.
Riot: So why do you think you are qualified for the job?
Him: Well, I can animate som-
Riot: Hired!
Seriously, LoL ought to hire you to do this sort of stuff for their ads and art and stuff! This is amazing! Wow, I am genuinely baffled at your amazing skills! You definitely deserve more views and subs, for sure!
Wait.....That isn't the real login screen?!?!??!?
Me: BRAIN WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU DOING TO ME!!!
It changes every once in a while.
It changes if there is a new character or new season
@@kristenrobledo9126 I was saying it as in when the real one was out and i saw this one i thought it was this one. I know they change.
@@devonrai6454 idc
@@kristenrobledo9126 Don't need to be rude about relax
This video is actually what made start playing league a year ago, thank you
Wow never thought abou how much work goes into those login screen animations
Now... imagine the cinematics. Even more work I think. It's quite intimidating to think about.
@@gadgetboyplaysmc I think animating a splash without the layers giving to you is only slightly less harder as making the cinematics. Once you have a full 3d Model, it's a lot less harder to worry about blocking of certain parts. It takes longer, sure, but once you have the models ready it's far easier and more flexible to work around 3d models. Animating a 2D image, specially one from an already flat image (not layered), is specially taxing when you have to thinking about "what was that arm blocking in the background?" or "is this part of the clothing plain or did it have decorations on it underneath the hand". Also, there's tons of 3D models online that are almost ready to go for your environment. I think 3D models are harder only because of the time you need to put into one model, but once you make the model, you don't have to redo the model with every single frame - you just have to move it around. With 2D animation, unless it's an animation with lot relatively static pose like this (Neeko moves, but her pose is relatively the same), every frame has to be redrawn. If the body turns a 180 degrees, you have to redraw the for all the frames that it's turning; the higher the framerate, the more times you'll have to redraw it. With 3D models, you need to only move the camera, or move the object itself to perceive it as "turning". That's it, you don't have to redraw it everytime, and you can just choose any framerate you want.
So much work! And people usually turn the animation off.
yeah it's just sad to see how they're not getting enough appreciation for the work they've done.
since i play this game it's always on. Just music I've turned off of course
@Actual Gus I love those "" because the loading time usually is about 10 mins till youre ingame cause of PC's from 1640
@Actual Gus well I started League in 2017 so I already had a good computer. My bad time was from 2009 to 2013. I couldn't play GTA San Andreas on 60FPS
@Actual Gus ikr I upgraded slowly to what I have now. So I've gotten my PC from 50$ up to 1700 just for the parts :D
*I make my waifus come to life for a living*
You know that she's a lesbian right?
@@johnezkerdsernal4432 even better
@@johnezkerdsernal4432 who the hell cares?
@@del6921 ok
Y'all tryna sexualize lesbians? lmao
Im genuinely In awe by this video. ive never seen the process on stuff like this before. I aspire to be able to successfully do stuff like this someday! Keep up the great work!
At the start, I had no idea what you were doing. I just thought you were just tracing it but the final product, that's just awesome all around. That's too dope for my vocabulary.
Things you need to make this animation:
- patience
- skills
- a fuek ton of hours
- talent
- your hands and arms
Seriously tho this is 🅱epic
You forgot tons of coffee, I guess
And materials ;_;
Imagine spending hours drawing and illustration and have someone bring it to life. Absolutely gobsmacked!
As you were doing this I visualized what the final product would look like and I tell you, it's better than what I imagined.
During the video I was literally thinking what if someone did this a few days after an illustration was released, then I read the description. You've outdone yourself mate.
Yeah, original illustrators seem to like it a lot
Damn the hard work always show up in a bright way ☺️ awesome .....those ton of layering were so detailed 🤯
Me 1 year ago: Oh wow that's amazing.
Me in the present while jamming to the music: Oh wow, that's still amazing.
어쩌라는거지
I love how the butterfly goes behind the model before coming into the foreground, amazing detail and quality
You have the patience of a saint.
During the process I never would have imagined it to look so flawless in the end
I never new how complicated this kinda stuff was, I’m heavily impressed and hold a new Appreciation for these
Me thinking I'll ever be good at art and/or animation: **Goes on the internet**
Me seeing things like this: I give up.
NEVER GIVE UP OR I'LL CALL THE POLICE >:(
Don't give up on your dreams ♥ everything is possible!
Call the police? Wow, that Policeman must be talented at drawing...
Remember, these people got to where they are by lots and lots of practice.
Do not compare yourself to them, now-- Only compare to your past self.
@@semmy5244 nothing is impossible
Just DOIT!
Who else played this at 0.25 speed and STILL needed to pause and play repeatedly to get it to go even slower to really study those sweet sweet details :) really enjoyed watching the rigging elements too :)
I did play it at real speed :D
@@Vaank LMAO
Nope 2x 4head
i played at 2x speed
skipped most of the video tbh
this is the kind of artist that i aspire to be one day
amazing work dude holy shiiit