Cyan Los writes:
A while back, AV Originals commissioned me to create a short-film length 2D animation for their story, called "Rona: Legend of the Kodiaks". While I’ve animated for other companies before, this was my very first animation of this quality. As a sole animator this was my most ambitious project yet, attempting to complete every phase -- hand-drawn 2D animation, 3D modeling and texturing, compositing, etc. -- and deliver a complete visual feast in a matter of months.
I've used a variety of softwares for this project, such as Blender, OpenToonz, Krita, Synfig and Natron as primary, along with Audacity, gThumb and other utilities to make my life a little easier. Despite a general lack of well-known 2D animation software on it, I completed this entirely on Ubuntu Linux.
You can enjoy the animated short right here:
For a simple breakdown and behind-the-scenes, you check out the link here.
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Well its very good considering its a solo effort but let down by the recording of the voices IMO. Sounded like it was acted in the bathroom but recorded from the hallway or something. Maybe its just me though...