"Fungi Film" Doodle Movie.
I'm always doodling. Most people never see my doodles except those I choose to post on my art blog. Over the last few years I've been creating what I call "Doodle Movies."
In an age of increasing multi-media via interactive web sites, touch screens and a continuous non-stop march towards ever increasing technology, the former stalwarts of web interactive are quickly becoming obsolete.
What I call a "Doodle Movie" others refer to as an "Animated Gif." They're of course technically correct but I prefer my moniker instead.
Root King.
I don't animate all my doodles. Sometimes I draw something and look at it later and think "What is that?" Such was the case with my "Root King" doodle. No clue why I drew it? It just kind of flowed out of me onto the paper like a stream of conscience captured via a doodle. I like it, even though I have no clue what it means.
Almost everything animated online today is handled through Adobe Flash. Be that as it may, I still enjoy working with the simple methods of creating unique animations via my "Doodle Movies."
I know if there was a "Beyond the Glory" TV show for design methods an animated gif would no doubt be featured.
That said I think it's fun creating simple animated "Doodle Movies." It's like the doodling of multi-media.
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Yeah, animated gifs are like the woodcuts of the web, I dig 'em. But how do you make yours? What's the process for you?
If you go to http://www.illustrationclass.com and download a tutorial called "Doodle Movie" you can deconstruct the PSD in the download. I did it when I use to use ImageReady but it works the same with Photoshop now since they integrated the animation feature into Ps.
Thank you very much.
Your blog is really nice ,
Thanks for sharing your designing and arts with us.
Cool! Those doodle movies are a very artistic impression :) You should keep doing them hehe. Thanks!
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