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KoHorizon
almost 5 years ago
Those rotation are so clean, my god ...
Sage
over 4 years ago
how does James Baxter draw so good‽
T0rchu-212
over 4 years ago
Sage said:
how does James Baxter draw so good‽
Probably comes from the old background; he used to work on Disney movies.
zrockhold23
over 3 years ago
T0rchu-212 said:
how does James Baxter draw so good?!

He also worked with Richard Williams. Also, it's not that hard to animate consistently with the right tools.
There is digital onion-skinning for animation programs, and most animation tables are lights underneath so the other drawings can be seen.
inkstain
over 2 years ago
zrockhold23 said:
T0rchu-212 said:
how does James Baxter draw so good?!

He also worked with Richard Williams once. Also, it's not that hard to animate consistently with the right tools.
There is digital onion-skinning for animation programs, and most animation tables are lights underneath so the other drawings can be seen.
It goes without saying that onion skinning is essential to animation majority of the time. In no way does that affect how inhumanly consistent and smooth this cut is. Anyone can animate using onion skin but holy cow I haven't seen many things close to this in terms of skill.
zrockhold23
over 2 years ago
inkstain said:
It goes without saying that onion skinning is essential to animation majority of the time. In no way does that affect how inhumanly consistent and smooth this cut is. Anyone can animate using onion skin but holy cow I haven't seen many things close to this in terms of skill.
Fair enough. The info on onion skinning and animation desk lights was sort of unnecessary in retrospect, especially since this is obviously drawn on paper.