Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

This little creature called Cell is exploring the seaside, enjoy watching.

The creature itself is inspired by a sea-spike's skull as I found them quite interesting. they come in beautiful colors, from green to pink, and are both fragile, but also strong, as they are hollow. I had some fun stacking real Sea-spike-skulls on top of each other... until I accidentaly crushed one. Then I had none to play with anymore and made a little animation in it's memory instead.

This is my first ever entry to this Moho-competition and I hope I have done everything correctly.

-JonnyBenny

Using bones I move points so that objects appear 3D.

In this example, the single vanishing point is moved. Other bones are linked to this bone and move in relation automatically once set.

Move the master bone in frame 1 to see this working.

Using the bone select tool, click on the other bones, then view their bone constraints and note the settings in 'position control bone'. The values range from 0 (closest to camera) to 1 (next to master)

A simple animation. Hardly any bone rigging. Most movement done with the transform tool.

My rabbit is running in space. Listening to his favorite music.

I used a newly aired japanese song: The Two Worlds by Quruli. (From the ending of Kyoukai no Rinne anime)

I love this song.

Have fun!

3D City view moving forwards

The buildings only use two sides to speed up rendering

the misterious white dot and lion

The bones in the wings have their angles set by the 'master' bone.

On the fog shrouded streets of old London town, a madman is on the loose! Only one detective is brilliant enough to stop him. Fortunately, that detective is neither Webster nor Clay, because they are on a jaunt on the other side of the ocean. Join Webster and Clay as they travel the countryside looking for adventure!

Each character is poseable with bones, is drawn with 8 different views and has switchable hands, brows, eyes and mouths. Created by Prof Stephen Colbran at CQUniversity Australia and drawn by Ms Karen Dishaw. The character sets and backgrounds are available for use free of charge under the Creative Commons Attribution license.

All animation and begining credits were Created in Moho 12 Used Corel Video Studio for an fx transition the ending credit "the end" in 3d and added all the sounds using corel. The sounds of the car engine and foot steps belong to Daniel Simon which you can download from the Sound Bible website.