And now I must away back to lectures.
Riveting lectures about archives, research and cartography.
Toodle-ooh, lovely folks!
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Wed 1 Mar 2006, 10:41,
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Riveting lectures about archives, research and cartography.
Toodle-ooh, lovely folks!
Would.
*feels dirty about being turned on by a bushy-tailed tree rat*
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Wed 1 Mar 2006, 11:05,
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*feels dirty about being turned on by a bushy-tailed tree rat*
Do you make these cartoons as "elements" and then stick then together in photoshop? It's just that I've noticed the bodies of the characters are identical in some frames, with just the eyebrows for example changing.
Just like an animated cartoon I guess.
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Wed 1 Mar 2006, 11:07,
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Just like an animated cartoon I guess.
....that's scanned into photoshop and digitally inked.
If the strip is simply of two characters talking (like the one above), it's quicker to cut and paste, altering things like eyebrows and the angle of a character's head, rather than redraw the whole thing 4 times.
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Wed 1 Mar 2006, 11:11,
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If the strip is simply of two characters talking (like the one above), it's quicker to cut and paste, altering things like eyebrows and the angle of a character's head, rather than redraw the whole thing 4 times.


