ToastyGlow | After Us @EmptyFeet | Uploaded February 2015 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
PLEASE WATCH THE CREDITS FOR EXTRA INFORMATION!!
Tumblr Post: toastyglow.tumblr.com/post/170472552640/im-still-here-please-watch-the-credits-for
I've been working on this since March of 2013, so it's been a long time coming! You can see more about it by browsing the posts here: toastyhat.tumblr.com/tagged/afterus/chrono
This is an animated music video for the Alternian ancestors--characters in the webcomic Homestuck whose epic story is only ever relayed via exposition. This gave me plenty of leeway for creativity, but I did my best to stay as true to what we're told as possible and I hope you enjoy it!
Song: Protectors of the Earth by Two Steps from Hell
Programs Used: Toon Boom Studio 4.5, Adobe Photoshop CS6, iMovie
My tablet is a Wacom Cintiq
This video is animated at a variety of framerates; it's set to 24 fps but usually the exposure of each frame is doubled--sometimes tripled for slow movements ("on 2s or 3s"). For very quick, fluid movements I would leave it on the normal exposure for 24 fps ("on 1s").
The lines from the last shot: toastyglow.tumblr.com/post/173606259335/have-you-managed-to-repost-the-one-post-about-the
PLEASE WATCH THE CREDITS FOR EXTRA INFORMATION!!
Tumblr Post: toastyglow.tumblr.com/post/170472552640/im-still-here-please-watch-the-credits-for
I've been working on this since March of 2013, so it's been a long time coming! You can see more about it by browsing the posts here: toastyhat.tumblr.com/tagged/afterus/chrono
This is an animated music video for the Alternian ancestors--characters in the webcomic Homestuck whose epic story is only ever relayed via exposition. This gave me plenty of leeway for creativity, but I did my best to stay as true to what we're told as possible and I hope you enjoy it!
Song: Protectors of the Earth by Two Steps from Hell
Programs Used: Toon Boom Studio 4.5, Adobe Photoshop CS6, iMovie
My tablet is a Wacom Cintiq
This video is animated at a variety of framerates; it's set to 24 fps but usually the exposure of each frame is doubled--sometimes tripled for slow movements ("on 2s or 3s"). For very quick, fluid movements I would leave it on the normal exposure for 24 fps ("on 1s").
The lines from the last shot: toastyglow.tumblr.com/post/173606259335/have-you-managed-to-repost-the-one-post-about-the
