Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

I thought I'd have a go at creating a stick world, sort of, and this is the result. Yes, there is a giant in this animation! Lol

Decided to have a go with working with a stickman for this animation..

A couple of more or less complete characters in this months entry. And, a simple dog too. I hope you find them useful.

Yet again having fun trying out new things. Only problem is, by the time you see the mistakes it is sometimes too complicated to fix them. Never mind, I'll get it right one day. Have fun.

A body turn, face turn and spotlight used this month, including pin bone rigging.

Freddy Krueger joins us for halloween

The rendering of this animation was painfully slow, during which time I noticed a few things, which in hindsight, I could have done to make this look better. I thought of a better way to rig the octopus's tentacles and also a better method of using particle effects to create the schools of fish. However, a good few lessons learnt whilst making this animation, which is always good. I used Bone Audio Wiggle to make the octopus's tentacles move in time to the music on the guitar, and the particle generator to create all the fishes from one fish.

Something a little different. All images and audio from public domain. Images from Pixabay, and audio from Youtube Audio Library, and Freesound.org
This animation was mostly image manipulation through layer or smart warp, but also about sound. I think it could have been a lot better and more spooky if I spent a lot more time on it. Hope you enjoy.

I never seem to stick with my storyboard and always go off on a tangent once I start creating. I particularly enjoyed creating this animation and in particular, enjoyed using Smart Warp on the Giraffe & Boy image. Images were sourced from Pixabay (always a great place to find free to use images) and music is from Youtube Audio Library (a great place for free to use music and audio sounds). The boy in the bed uses bones and Actions, but has no skeleton. I think this is the first time I have tried this. I still learn from every animation I create.

Walk cycles and more walk cycles, plus trying out a few facial expression.s