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By Sorin | 2D Animation, Advertising, Animation, Animation for Dummies, Animation techniques, Animation tips, Animation Tools for Marketers, Characters, Create character, Features, How To, Marionette Studio, Marionette Studio Updates, Marketing, Skeletal animation, Tutorial | 1 comment | 26 February, 2018 | 6
The best way of expressing your message in the digital world is through animated videos. Animation gives you the freedom to target your audience in a compelling, powerful and exciting way! You can express your complex idea, show-reel your brand or transmit emotions to public through visuals. Why is it important for your audience toRead more
By Sorin | 2D Animation, Animation, Animation for Dummies, Animation techniques, Animation tips, Characters, Create character, Features, How To, Rigging, Skeletal animation, Theoretical Concepts and Observables | 0 comment | 24 January, 2018 | 3
Onion skinning (known also as 'Ghosting') is a technique used in creating animated cartoons and editing movies to see multiple frames at once. In this way, the animator or editor can make decisions on how to create or change an image based on the previous or next images in the sequence. What is Onion Skinning (Ghosting)? In traditional 2DRead more
By Raluca | 2D Animation, Animation, Characters, Create character, Creative work, Design, Digital Art, Digital Design, Freebies, Rigging, Skeletal animation | 2 comments | 18 December, 2017 | 4
I am happy to share with you the Christmas art below. It's free for commercial use with any Marionette Studio plan purchased! It's created by Marionette Studio's artist. Our Christmas Art pack contains: Christmas & Winter backgrounds Interior and exterior winter backgrounds Globe house, slade, North Pole sign, Christmas tree Various text formats for MerryRead more
By Raluca | 2D Animation, 2D animation for games, Animation, Animation for Dummies, Animation techniques, Animation tips, Digital Art, Features, How To, Indie Games, Rigging, Skeletal animation, Tutorial | 0 comment | 27 November, 2017 | 4
Pixel art is a form of digital art, created with the help of software tools, where images are created on the pixel level. Most of graphics for computers (8-bit and 16-bit), video game consoles and graphing calculators are made as pixel art. [wiki page] The aim of this tutorial is to have a look at this typeRead more
By Sorin | 2D Animation, Animation, Animation for Dummies, Animation techniques, Animation tips, Characters, How To, Rigging, Skeletal animation, The Marionettes, Theoretical Concepts and Observables | 0 comment | 21 November, 2017 | 3
Regardless of whether you are a non-experienced, a beginner or an professional animator, a walk cycle is something that every person needs to know. This type of motion is so natural as we, as humans, unconscious experience it everyday. Also, a wiki page is dedicated to this subject. In this tutorial I will explain in detail what youRead more
By Raluca | 2D Animation, Animation, Animation for Dummies, Animation techniques, Animation tips, Marionette Studio, Rigging, Skeletal animation, Theoretical Concepts and Observables, Tutorial | 6 comments | 4 October, 2017 | 8
Whenever you are part of marketing, media, advertising, entertainment, gaming or any other industry that requires expressing a message, animated content has become essential in grabbing people's attention. Giving you an answer on how to create an animation in 3 minutes is my purpose for this post. Did you know that 90% of information transmittedRead more
By Codrina | 2D animation for games, Animation, Create character, Rigging, Skeletal animation | 0 comment | 20 October, 2016 | 5
Skeletal versus sprite sheet animations it is a very tender topic for game developers, programmers, animators, etc and in this post we will try to find the advantages and disadvantages for each type of animation. We will start with skeletal animation. Skeletal animation Skeletal animation is a technique in computer animation in whichRead more
By Raluca | 2D animation for games, Algorithms, Animation, Rigging, Skeletal animation, Theoretical Concepts and Observables, Tutorial | 8 comments | 30 May, 2016 | 5
In this post I would like to give you an overview of what skeletal animation means and what you need to know in order to properly take advantage of it in your 2D/3D animations. If you are an animator, a game developer, an artist or just a reader this theoretical concepts will be helpful for your future work at someRead more
