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Cute Witch, Marisa Kirisame as a paper doll

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fromsoysauce:
I find it a lot easier to manipulate 2D images in anim8or than any other program, funny how that works. These are to be printed out and used for a stop motion.

How I did it:
http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2013/251/d/f/marisa_kirisame_anim8or_doll_by_saijeehiguchi-d6lly8k.png

Blick Fang:
Soy,

She's adorable!   8)

fromsoysauce:
After spending so many hours working on her, I've kinda gotten attached too her. It's kinda of a shame that I don't know how anything about stuff like adobe flash.

On the other hand, I know exactly how to make a program that could make animation output as good as adobe flash using game maker...

Maybe one of these days after I'm done with making a few video games, I might take a break and make a cartoon instead.

fromsoysauce:
Here is the stop motion:

RudySchneider:
Hahahahaha, that was very cool, effective, and nicely done, FSS!  Corny?  To be sure!  But an excellent example of stop-motion video that presents a convincing story.  Who needs fancy special effects when you can come up with that?

On the other hand, long, long ago, in a place far, far away, I went to school with a fellow who filmed his own stop-motion stuff with bendable and poseable 3D model figures, buildings, cars, trees, etcetera, etcetera, and I know it took him a LONG time to script and film.  It was quite tedious work.  So, as "simple" as your video looks, I know it wasn't just a drop in the bucket.

Now we have great 3D programs to help, but it still takes a lot of talent to create.

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