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You can support here the creation of a special 11 minutes episode of Simon's Cat, in colors !

The goal ? -> 257 850 pounds

The campaign -> https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/simo ... to-the-vet" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The video :


(The short excerpt in color was animated and colored in TVPaint ^^)

You'd expect better colordesign for a crowd funding project so much about color. The test looks weak, color hardly adds anything to the fun.

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A short "Behind the Scene" where you may recognize TVPaint 10's interface

Wow, they did it !
Congrats to this amazing team !

The first Simon's cat episode ever made with TVPaint !

Elodie wrote:The first Simon's cat episode ever made with TVPaint !

The lines certainly look more "creamy" to me

I hope it is a good point :p

The Flash lines looked more like dried out bread from yesterday.
Now the lines look creamy soft and delicious like icing on a cake

It looks more pleasant to me.

I love the comparaison

Another short animated with TVPaint

Elodie wrote:...A short "Behind the Scene" where you may recognize TVPaint 10's interface

I slowed this video down to scope out the pen Simon Tofield uses. The Pentel EnerGEL RTX 0.7mm liquid gel pen is perfect for drawing on unlined index cards. I love the Simon's Cat series.

Does anyone at TVPaint know how to add updated information to Wikipedia ? On the Wikipedia entry for Simon's Cat , under "Production" it still says it is animated with Adobe Flash, no mention that they switched over to TVPaint.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon%27s_Cat#Production" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Done, english and german.

I think the TVP article needs some updates and refinements.

slowtiger wrote:Done, english and german.

Oh, good . Thanks.

slowtiger wrote:I think the TVP article needs some updates and refinements.

Yes, definitely. The TVPaint Wikipedia entry seems to have last been updated as of 2011.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TVPaint#History" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[EDIT: I note that the TVPaint Wikipedia entry has recently been updated to include developments since 2011 , up to and including the release of TVPaint 11. ]