Flour Sack Animation

Hi all!

I’ve decided to post an animation I did for my recent Semester 1 University course assessment this year!

All the 2D animation, background and lighting was done in Krita (my first extended project using Krita’s Animation workflow), and the sound effects were (unfortunately) overlaid in Adobe After Effects.

I wish I could’ve used Krita for the SFX, but the current sound editing features of Krita are very unstable. I still posted this because I love Krita’s intuitive Animation Timeline, and wanted to show a bit of the potential this software has!

Thanks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5sLxKmMUHc

P.S. I don’t know how to embed the video preview in this article, so I just added a thumbnail!

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It’s cute and likeable and I look forward to seeing a full adventure one day :slight_smile:
Maybe call it Sacky?

(The Hyperlink addition icon looks like a two link chain, to the left of the Blockquote icon.)

I edited the post for you. You just have to paste the actual youtube URL and not the shortened one.

Nice! - I really like the style of the background! :+1:

Thankyou everyone!

Aha that’s a great name for it! This was mainly done for a walk cycle/interaction assignment, so maybe later I’ll do something more with it; I was focused on simple character traits that could be expressed through movement, so thanks for the appreciation!

Thanks for the edit :smile: Where is the actual URL located? By clicking the ‘Embed’ option under sharing in YouTube?

Cheers! I probably spent equal time on the background and animation to be honest :sweat_smile: But I love stylistic backgrounds, so that’s fine aha.

In the address bar of your browser.

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Oh, and do you not hyperlink it then?

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When you paste the link in the post editor it will automatically embed it here.

Oh ok that makes sense now! Thanks!

What a good job, my admiration for you, excellent!

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Thanks for the appreciation!

Smooth animation! Good job on showing weight. :+1:

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Thanks so much!

That animation is really good. The way it walks away into the distance was seamless. Great job regardless of the tools you use.

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Thank you too!

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