Actually I lied...

I did use Toon Boom professionally to color something once a while back for a short I helped out on, by Glen Parsons, called "The Chicken". The sweet thing about the coloring process is if you change, say the color of the tie from red to blue, it will change on every drawing that uses the original red. Pretty sweet, eh? Here is the rough animation



and the cleanup


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Using ToonBoom to its fullest potential!!!!

So here is something I started like one day a year ago to learn the program and just decided to finish it today. I'd like to say I brought some skills I learned over the months to add to it, but it's really hard to show improvement with a mouse. That and I don't really know or have the desire to learn how to use the onion skinning feature right now. So yeah, an entire year goes by and I still don't know how to use Toon Boom. But I like saying I own it, and the Simpsons use it for production, and it has an automatic lip sync feature. It has a nice ring to it. So without further ado, here it is Man walking dog. !




I know, you were expecting to see a man walking his dog. Hilarious!!! I got a million of em'

About to set up my pencil test system!

That's right, boys and girls! I bought a copy of Digicel Flipbook. All I have to do is set it up now. Wish me luck.

And here is a drawing for the girl who falls asleep. I just colored it in for the website, no cleanup, since it is from far away.





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