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Nice work Ian.
The most amazing Drawdio 3D animations you'll see today
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Oct 19, 2009 06:05 PM
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Sounds like Mr. Rogers music.
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Not even close to Mr. Rogers.
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1. Music is very soothing. Almost put me to sleep!
2. Wish I knew what the gadget did. Or did I miss a link or description somewhere?
3. Wonder how long it took to make this?
Thanks!
And excellent job!
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pacing fits the music I guess
john - its a Drawdio - makes music when you attach it to pencil and write/draw
do a search on Drawdio and you'll find the kit, etc.
My question is about the animation: what tools were used?
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He mentions in his youtube comments that he used: Cinema 4d from Maxon. (I wondered the same thing).
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