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Looney Toons: Hand-drawn vs. tweened puppets

Looney Toons: Hand-drawn vs. tweened puppets

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Looney Toons: Hand-drawn vs. tweened puppets

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- [Instructor] One thing I really want to do with this course was to give myself a challenge. To take this puppet that I had previously done with Adobe animate CC a.ka. Flash and see could I do it again. Reanimated, but this time by hand. So, get one step closer to the original period when these kind of cartoons were done. 'Cause, there's only so far you can get with a puppet. So, this is the hand-drawn version done on Photoshop, which has a very basic but usable animation timeline. And, I've also touched up the background to make it more painterly because the background was also done with vector tools in Animate CC. Which, they were okay, but they're vectory. If you look at the character, and I drew it, all kinds of things I was able to add. It's much nicer. It feels more organic, and it feels more integrated. It's much easier to do things with the hand-drawn version than with the puppet version. And I'm…

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