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kurzal
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kurzal
Posted 12 Years Ago
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So here it is  Drawing backgrounds for animation has always been a challenge. It is not just an artistic task, it is also a very time-consuming task.
Hence the question: How to speed up this process? Is it possible to automate this process, but without losing the warmth and life, which is inherent in hand-drawn work?
Yes, it's possible.
How to implement it will be discussed in our 4 video lessons. If you are interested, visit the campaign page, read the text, read it again (thanks to Cathy Ralph, the text is beautifull) and get involved! It's my very first edeavor but I hope with your help everything will be OK!
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Igor
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Olga(AWS)
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Olga(AWS)
Posted 12 Years Ago
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Hi, Igor, looking forward to your lessons. For me, English is also a second language, but I understand your language easily. Good luck!
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kurzal
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kurzal
Posted 12 Years Ago
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Thank you!
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Igor
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Olga(AWS)
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Olga(AWS)
Posted 12 Years Ago
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Well, what are you, friends, let us help, putting a little money in training, we get a better return in the future, look at how many questions we ask on the forum. Personally, I started in the schedule at all from scratch, if not watch the video, I never mastered. The more training materials, the sooner we come to the heights of excellence. Is not it?
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