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It's possible that you didn't have the "Stretch to frame rate" box checked on the "Export Footage" window that comes up. Or it might need to be unchecked--I always forget and have to experiment with it if I'm changing frame rates like that.

I tend to show them only my own works and talk throughout the presentation with stop and goes, explaining technical or directional points, including where I see my mistakes and what I should have done to correct those. Despite the (what I think is accurate) justification for doing it this way, I'd ...

I agree, and I think you can point to Wall-E as a slower-paced, yet popular and successful film.

As an aside, when I landed on Apple's main website today, "My Dog Tulip" was the featured trailer on the front page.

Nice work. I love it when sound is a crucial feature of an animation.

Paul Fierlinger wrote:Or as my art school professor would say, Never push on your pencil; draw as if your eyes were closed.

Funny--I draw with my eyes open, but my drawings always look as if they were done with my eyes closed.

Paul--in regards to this, I'm curious about Sandra's coloring techniques. Does she use the fill and then touch up by hand, or some other method? Sandra never touches the bucket; I'm pretty sure she doesn't even know about the healing feature, or perhaps she once knew but has long since forgotten. S...

Paul--in regards to this, I'm curious about Sandra's coloring techniques. Does she use the fill and then touch up by hand, or some other method?

I've purchased a DVD in the past from Don Hertzfeldt, the creator of "Rejected" and "Lily and Jim" etc. Very funny animated shorts in a stick-figure style that he sells himself through his Bitter Films (http://www.bitterfilms.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return...

Congratulations, st. I don't post on the board too much, but I've been tuning in regularly and I've always enjoyed your animation style. Good luck with the transfers and the distribution deal.

I agree. I'm always intrigued by the amorphous faces on some of Klaus' characters. I'm reminded of the frog he used to have as an avatar.

Someone once told me (or I read somewhere) to remember that the eye is a big ball--we're only seeing that visible slice of it--and to treat the movement of the iris/cornea/pupil as it would act across the surface of a ball. Apparently it helps to pencil in the entire orb to visualize the movement.

Excellent news--thanks. I'm not looking to run them both at the same time, I just didn't want to completely uninstall Mirage.

I've received my new copy of TVPaint, but before I install, I was curious if Mirage and TVPaint can live happily on the same drive. I know that in the "Getting Started" booklet it is recommended to uninstall any previous versions of TVPaint, but I'd like to keep Mirage around for a bit (at...

Mine is still held up in customs. I don't get it--I'd figure all of the packages go through with the same carrier, paperwork, etc. Hi grumblebly, I was just not knowing that ... I will try to get more infos tomorrow and then inform you. Apparently they needed some additional information (contents o...

Mine is still held up in customs. I don't get it--I'd figure all of the packages go through with the same carrier, paperwork, etc.