How to Make Storyboards in Krita **BONUS WIZ101 BOARD at the END**
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this video I walk you through my process for creating storyboards from start to finish in Krita. BONUS: Wizard101 Storm Titan Cut scene storyboards at the end.
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Tony is a professional Animator who has worked in the game industry for over 20 years. He started his career by graduating The Art Institute of Dallas, in 1999, where he studied under Stephen Steinbach (Animator on The Iron Giant, Quest for Camelot and Space Jam). While at The Art Institute Tony was a Teacher’s Assistant, where he mentored other students, and has retained that passion for teaching.
His first game title was Men of Valor: Vietnam, at a small game studio in his hometown of Tulsa, OK. In 2005, Tony and his family moved to Seattle, WA where he worked at Amaze Entertainment and helped release Over The Hedge: Hammy Goes Nuts (PSP), Pirates of the Caribbean (PSP) and Disney Friends (DS). In 2007, he moved to Austin, TX to work on several projects for the PC including; Wizard101, Pirate101 and Grub Guardians. Tony has a lifelong love of animation and continues to study and grow as an artist. He started TonyGaddisToons.com to help and inspire others learn the art of animation. In his spare time he enjoys teaching animation, cycling, making puppets, sketching on location, sculpting, drawing or anything creative.
¡Wow, muchas gracias por el tutorial!
Me fue de gran ayuda para mis trabajos en la universidad.
De nada. Buena suerte en la universidad. (google translate) :)
you know you didn't need to go through all that krita already has it's own storyboard in it, it's in the settings dockers menu you was just on it too in this video!
Yeah, I don't really like using that though. I like seeing all drawings on one sheet of paper and customizing my panel layouts and text lines. Thanks though!
@@TonyGaddisToons when you export to pdf you can customize it and have rows and columns of drawings. it's still pretty much the same as doing it manually. surely it's not the best of it's kind but it beats doing anyting too tedious but to each there own.
Another amazing class! Thank you teacher.
You're welcome! And thank you for the kind words :)
Cool, even though I'm kind of trying to learn OpenToonz.
BTW, I've been watching your playlist
Wow very nice 😮😃😀😍👌👌👌
Thank you! 😊
this was really helpful tysm
Thank you! This is a very helpful video! ❤️😍(at least for me)
Could you please explain how do you make a panorama on a storyboard? I mean side view. Thank you!
Aweseome! Glad it was helpful.
Not sure I understand the question, exactly, side view of what? Like of a scene?
@@TonyGaddisToons When the character moves across the panorama and the camera seems to move along with him, what does it look like in the storyboard? I understand how it looks when viewed from the back or from the front or 3/4. But how does it look on the storyboard if the side view?
For example: When Bambi and his mother are walking through the woods it is quite a long scene. The camera does not let them out of view but the background moves because it is a panorama. How is it drawn in the storyboard? How to explain in a storyboard that this is a panorama? I heard that it is also indicated in which direction the background moves, since the character and the background in the panorama move in opposite directions and therefore the effect of movement is created.
Thanks! 😊
Ahhh...i gotcha. I'll see if I can make a video of different storyboard techniques.
@@TonyGaddisToons Thank you! 😄❤️
do you use a gaming pc to animate?
No. Just a regular PC.