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I think we should see more images and videos in the future, so I opened a topic about it

A project from many Pixar artists : Erick Oh, Dice Tsutsumi, ...

Here are the webpages :

http://www.simplestroke.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.facebook.com/TheDamKeeper" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

+ some pictures : And a WIP by Erick Oh :

thanks for sharing

its a very cute style.
i'm curious about their method of getting the animation into the final look.

Peter Wassink wrote:its a very cute style.
i'm curious about their method of getting the animation into the final look.

Their Facebook page mentioned that they are also using Photoshop to paint .

Here are some other videos :

Hello everyone

Here is the trailer of The Dam Keeper from Dice Tsutsumi and Erick Oh.

Enjoy

Another article on "The Dam Keeper" -

http://mashable.com/2014/04/17/the-dam-keeper-pixar/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

"The team also used a French animation program called TVPaint "





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A teaser of new Erick Oh's short film :

Here is a short Making of of The Dam Keeper:

Here is 2 épisode from the mini serie GÜNTHER. Enjoy


GUNTHER #1


GUNTHER #2

New Making Of of Dam Keeper ( with real chunks of TVPaint inside )

an interview :
http://blogs.indiewire.com/animationsco ... t-20141201" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Animation Scoop wrote:Tool wise, the crew used TVPaint [a digital ink and paint program for compositing over Photoshop-painted images].

That sounds a bit weird. In the making of videos it looks like they're using TVPaint for animation, not for compositing.

Yes, that's how they worked : they animated with TVPAINT and painted using Photoshop.

schwarzgrau wrote:

Animation Scoop wrote:"Tool wise, the crew used TVPaint [a digital ink and paint program for compositing over Photoshop-painted images]".

That sounds a bit weird. In the making of videos it looks like they're using TVPaint for animation, not for compositing.

I noticed that , too. It seems to me the editor of the interview inserted that comment in brackets [a digital ink and paint program for compositing over Photoshop-painted images] . As you point out, the making-of videos show the animators animating in TVPaint. As I understand it they animated in TVPaint , then the animation drawings were painted frame by frame with custom brushes in Photoshop.