Carpentry and how I work
As I am saying in my short bio: I like to do some carpentry now and again... You can make the stuff you need the way you like it. I'm a very spoiled artist and need a tilted drawing table with a light-box to work properly, so I made it myself (you can’t get these kind of animation desks in an IKEA now can you?) And because there were some big pieces of MDF (wood) to spare -whilst primarily making the desk and drawing table- I made a computer table too.
...still want to incorporate my Wacom tablet in the surface of that second table though! so that it isn’t in the way that much. I also made two loose work surfaces for my drawing table... which I can lay on top of the light-box, depending on what I have to do.
STEP 1:
Yes... drawing is still done traditionally
STEP 2:
Still-camera grabbing or scanning
STEP 3:
Testing the (ruff) animation and/or colouring
STEP 4:
Just for showing of to clients or friends
3 Comments:
that's awesome!
Viktor,you've got probably the best, most awesome studio setup I've ever seen!!! I want mine just like yours!
That is one awesome studio space!
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