In betweening lesson - by traditional animator Scott T. Petersen
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Published 2014-07-28
All Comments (21)
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Steps to learning animation. 1.) You need to draw 2.) you need to draw good.
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Disney single handedly destroyed the Amazon rain forest.
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This guy teaches me more than my university does.
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This so Flipping good.
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I didn't realize how important reference actually Is. I had this idea that I was "cheating" Using a reference, but now I realize even the greatest artist's have to use some sort of reference, or learn in their time before becoming a true master. This helps!
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Im not sure if people know how big of a figure Scott Petersen is. He's worked on some of the greatest animated films/shows ever. My man worked on Iron Giant!!! I cant believe hes just giving his knowledge to people on youtube, this is incredible!!!!
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You can see how much he loves what he’s doing! Congrats, you’re a true artist!
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I really love the older 2d animations that were hand drawn, 2d digital animation is beautiful too but hand drawn traditional animations have a certain charm to them I can’t quite explain.
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There are more icons on his desktop than frames in Twinkle Nora Rock Me.
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As a beginner with traditional animation, I find this video a great deal of help and appreciate the amazing drawing
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Lord, where have I been all my life?! This is exactly what I need!! As of now, I am taking an high school "animation" class that doesn't really teach animation, and that mainly teaches how Flash works. But when it comes to actually learning how to animate with in-betweens and how a simple animation like this that can be so fluid and fairly simple, THIS is what I'd rather be doing in that animation class, rather than figuring out how Flash works.
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The best part is he is sitting in his boxers
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A huge thank you to all you artists who went to school to learn how to do traditional animation like this.
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I miss this form of animation dearly
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This guy is so good I feel like I’m suppose to be paying 🙌🏼
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I have always had the greatest respect for traditional animators. It takes so much time and talent and looks so beautiful.
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I understand flipping is supposed to help; but at the same time I just don't understand it XD
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You have to wonder how many times Scott has drawn an inbetween to be so fast!
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A lot of people are saying they wish they could draw like this, but it's no different than riding a bike. If you can learn how to ride a bike, you can learn how to draw. Just like we all fell off of a bike when we first started, you'll make mistakes when you start learning how to draw. Would you laugh at a kid who fell off of a bike or help them get up? That's the way you have to treat yourself when you're learning. Allow yourself to make mistakes and have the mindset of a student to soak up as much information as possible! Most imortantly, HAVE FUN! The process is more important than the end result.
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When I saw you with paper and pencil in hand, I said "Finally." When I watched the video I hit subscribe. Legendary explanation.